[RESOLVED] NullReferenceException where there shouldn't be one

[Brownhead]

I've created a static function inside of a class, and then tried to create an array of instances of said class inside the static function and during run time a NullReferenceException is thrown. I am not a seasoned C# coder, so I'm sure I'm missing something obvious. Please take a look at the code below

public class X
{
    public int id = 1;
    public static void run()
    {
        X[] newX = new X[2];
        newX[0].id.ToString();
    }
}
// Note: This code is provided simply as an example, I realize it has no significant purpose

Then when run() is executed the exception is thrown. I'm on a tight deadline so any help would be greatly appreciated. I'll find an alternate way to accomplish what I want for now, but I'd really like to know what I was doing wrong here.

Thankyou

[Brownhead]

I feel rather silly, immediately after I posted this I realized what I was doing wrong. I was creating a new array but the array was not being filled with constructed instances of X. The following code runs smoothly

public class X
{
    public int id = 1;
    public static void run()
    {
        X[] newX = new X[2];
        newX[0] = new X();
        newX[0].id.ToString();
    }
}
// Note: This code is provided simply as an example, I realize it has no significant purpose

Sorry about that. If someone could delete this I'd appreciate it. Though I suppose it doesn't matter.