I have declared custom objects in Objective-c project:
Student* student1 = [[Student alloc]init];
Student* student2 = [[Student alloc]init];
Student* student3 = [[Student alloc]init];
Student* student4 = [[Student alloc]init];
Student* student5 = [[Student alloc]init];
Student* student6 = [[Student alloc]init];
How can I call them in cycle
for (int i=1; i<=6; i++)
{
} ?
You can't directly do that. You could use an array (either C-style or an NSArray) and then iterate over that (using zero-based indexes or a for-in loop).
For example:
NSArray* students = @[ [[Student alloc] init],
[[Student alloc] init],
[[Student alloc] init],
[[Student alloc] init],
[[Student alloc] init],
[[Student alloc] init],
];
for (int i = 0; i < students.count; i++)
{
Student* student = students[i];
// Do something with student
}
// Or:
for (Student* student in students)
{
// Do something with student
}
