There is some way to instantiate an object n number of times, that is, the instance is
Objeto nombre_var = new Objeto();
that is, if you want to instantiate an undetermined number of objects within a for cycle
for(i=0;i<5;i++){
Objeto x+'i' = new Objeto();
Something as it is done with the indices of the vectors. Thank you very much
You can use a list:
List<Objeto> objetos = new ArrayList<>();
for(i = 0; i<5; i++){
objetos.add(new Objeto());
}
With which accessing the fourth object would be
objetos.get(3);
If you know the exact number of instances, you could directly use an array:
Objeto [] objetos= new Objeto[5];
for(int i = 0; i<5; i++){
objetos[0] = new Objeto();
}
If what you want to create is a static array you should put something like this:
Objeto []nombre_var = new Objeto[Capacidad_Deseada];
for(int i =0; i< 200; i++)
{
Objeto aux = new Objeto();
hola[i] = aux;
}
If you want to use dynamic memory, you can use arraylist or linked lists.