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friendlycow
friendlycow

Reputation: 1

Creating arrays in java and initialising in constructor

I need to create an array of objects (Cars) and then initialise the array to be of a required size (10) within a constructor. So far I have this:

public class Queue {

    private Car [] car;

    public Queue (Car [] car) {
        Car [] car = new Car[10];
    }   
}

Which when I compile says it cannot find the Car symbol. I'm presuming the problem is with the creation of the array as I don't seem to have created the Car properly. Any help would be appreciated <3

Upvotes: 0

Views: 15670

Answers (2)

Lokesh
Lokesh

Reputation: 7940

Create a Car Class and put it in classpath and it will work smoothly .

EDIT[2nd time]: editing my code as per commments below. This shld work

public class Queue {

    private Car [] mycar;

    public Queue (Car [] car) {
        mycar = car;
    }   
}

EDIT:

class Car {

}

Upvotes: 0

rabz100
rabz100

Reputation: 751

This is the proper way to create it.

public class Queue {
    private Car [] car;
    public Queue () {
       car = new Car [10];
    }   
}

Provided that you have defined the car class.

Upvotes: 2

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