(10/09/2012 04:09 PM)Slushba132 Wrote:  So today I learned that when you instantiate an array of a custom class (in C# and Java)

Code:

customClass[] customClasses = new CustomClass[4];

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you actually create an array of null references to this class. The class doesn't automatically initialize. And personally, I think THAT IS SO DAMN DUMB...
WHO THE FUCK NEEDS AN ARRAY OF NULL REFERENCES
WHY DON'T THEY JUST AUTO INSTANTIATE?

Stop bitching, it's not like it's hard to do it yourself.

Also, what if your class can't initiate without arguments? Wouldn't work man.