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hi valentina,

you have to supply a default constructor like A(float a=0.0);
your array will be filled with such objects, and then you should change them as
you wish.

the static way to fill an array works for primitive types, not objects.

but you may define a static array of A objects, and update the array of objects
from the floats array values.

if you really insist, you may come to a closer result, but not necessarily
better, easier or cleaner.

alex

Valentina Poletti wrote:
> I have a class, A, whose constructor necessitates a parameter, say a float.
> 
> class A {
>   public:
>   A(float);
> }
> 
> now, I want to create an array of such classes
> 
> A* array;
> array = new A[4];
> 
> but how do I pass the parameter?
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