My question is how do I change the following code to create 10 different instances of objects instead of 10 of the same Object.
List <OBJ> newList = new List<OBJ> ();
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++){
OBJ newOBJ = new OBJ (i);
newList.Add(newOBJ);
}
Where the OBJ class is:
class OBJ {
public static int numb;
public OBJ(int i)
{
numb = i;
}
}
That are 10 different objects. But since the number is static, they all have the same number.
So make it non-static if you want.
class OBJ {
public int numb;
public OBJ(int i)
{
numb = i;
}
}
If you want to count the number of instances, you can leave it as static.
class OBJ {
public static int num_instances;
public int number;
public OBJ(int i)
{
number = i;
num_instances ++;
}
}
Make numb an instance field instead of a class field. Remove the static:
public int numb;
When static all instances of OBJ use the same int named numb.
That is what your code is doing already. the static keyword on your numb member makes numb shared across all instances of OBJ.
I'm not sure that i understand your question but try remove the static keyword.
Anytime you use new, you get a new instance. The code seems ok. The only problem is that you should REMOVE static from public static int numb.
class OBJ {
public int numb;
public OBJ(int i)
{
numb = i;
}
}
You are creating new instances, but your only property is static which gets shared among all instances.
You should only remove the static keyword...take a look to this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/98f28cdx(v=vs.100).aspx
numbbeing static?