I've been developing in C# for quite a while and I'd say that I have a pretty decent grasp on most things C# and .NET related. However, there is one issue I can't seem to solve. I've tried to look through the Microsoft documentation (although not for a very thorough period of time) so I figured I'd just suck up my pride and ask my fellow coders.
My question-- How do I instantiate an array of an object (without using the .NET Array class) when the object has a constructor that must take parameters.
I know I'm not always the best at wording things so let me give an example. Let's say class foo has the following declaration:
public class foo {
...
//Constructor
public foo(int i) {
...
}
...
}
How can I declare an array of class as such:
foo[] f = new /*I don't know what to do here.*/;
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!