Assigning array values to objects in a constructor

[Dreaming]

My question is pretty simple but I couldn't find answer.

class A{
int i;
double [] d;
String [] s;
public A(int i, double d, String s) 
{
this.i = i; this.d= d; this.s = s;
}
}

class B {
A a = new A(52,  //Now how can I pass the double and string array arguments to the constructor);
}

[Solarsonic]

Well you have to use the parameters provided by your constructor(s).

In this case: int, double, String.

So you could create an object like this:

A object = new A(52, 13.0, "foo");

If you want to pass arrays then you would need to define a constructor like so:

public A(int i, double[] d, String[] s)

[Dreaming]

OK, first I made the mistake with the constructor, I meant to write it this way.

public A(int i, double[] d, String[] s)

So if I have a constructor like and I want to instantiate A, how can I pass the d and s array arguments?

class A {
int i;
double [] d;
String [] s;
public A(int i, double[] d, String[] s)
}

class B {

A a = new A(27, //Now how can I pass the array d and s arguments here? 
//I just can't write 23.4 and "something" because this will be double and string and not double and string arrays.
)

[joeyvitoro]

double[] d = {1.0, 2.0, 3.0};
int[] i = {1, 2, 3};
String[] s = {"one", "two", "three"};
A a = new A(i, d, s);

[Dreaming]

Thanks, got it now. So we have to declare array before we can use them during instantiation. I was thinking something along A a = new A(2, {2.3, 4.5}, {"abc", "def"}) where you write the values directly maybe possible but it seems I got it wrong. I guess it is because since they are considered objects, they have to be declared before one can use them.

[joeyvitoro]

That might work...I actually don't know, but it's not very readable. I would declare in advance.

[Dreaming]

I don't think it works because I tried and it gave me an error(in Eclipse).

[joeyvitoro]

I would also use meaningful var names, even for a simple school project like this.
double[] doubleArray...
int[] intArray
string myString
etc...

It is just good habit. Save the single letter names for small loops.

[Dreaming]

Thanks for the advice.