Question

This is how I’m trying to do it:

interface a{} 
class b implements a{
    a[] array; 
    new b(){
        array={ new aImplementer(), new aImplementer(), new aImplementer()}; 
    } 
} 

Why can’t I do this? Am I just doing it wrong? Right now the error I’m getting is an illegal start of expression error at the { part of array={

Answer 1

Your syntax is off. I believe you want something like this (Final revision–actually tested this time–then redone after my changes were overridden.)

interface A{} 

class AImplementer implements A{};

class B { 
    A[] array; 
    B(){  
        array=new A[]{ new AImplementer(), new AImplementer(), new AImplementer()}; 
    } 
 }

There, guaranteed to compile or twice your money back 🙂

Also threw in “classes should start with an upper case letter” for no charge.