Also, in what kind of array you want to store that Picture object. In a Picture[] array, a byte[] array, or . ?
Commented May 1, 2013 at 16:24 @kocko: No need to nitpick. You can easily assume that they want to store it in a Picture[] array. Commented May 1, 2013 at 16:41I forgot to put that this is in java but thanks for the feedback everyone, it was useful and helped me
Commented May 1, 2013 at 19:01Java is object-oriented, which lets you take advantage of polymorphism to reuse code and concepts. Since Picture extends Object you can store it in an array like you would any other object.
Picture[] pictures = new Picture[10]; pictures[0] = pictureToAdd;
If you want to iterate through the array you can do:
for(Picture picture : pictures) < // do stuff here >
You can also put Picture objects into an ArrayList or any other data structure.
List pictures = new ArrayList(); pictures.add(pictureToAdd);