c# - Array objects of calls are set to NULL and not set to constructor values -

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I have a Class is a string of names like id, id, last name, public are the automatic properties and for this, I have defined a constructor for it and in the form of them as string.Empty Also defined. Now in the code I create an array of this class like this:

  AlternateAddressSummary [] alternateAddressSummaries = new AlternateAddressSummary [6]; Int adrsCounter = -1; Foreign Language (Address Address Address- Optional) {adrsCounter ++; Fill AlignAttressSmurridge (Optional Aspersor Schmidars [Edscontor], Eders); }  

and FillAlternateAddressSummaryObject simply fill the properties of each object for example:

  Private Zero FillAlternateAddressSummaryObject (AlternateAddressSummary Ala, Address Adrs) {alA.AlternateAdressLine1 = adrs.City; // ...}  

but why do I get an exception ala at NULL ? Even when I create those 6 array objects, they are started on NULL . Should they not be set to say in constructor

I Because there was no instance of any of your members alternateAddressSummaries

what you have done is kind of like this

  AlternateAddressSummary1; AlternateAddressSummary2; AlternateAddressSummary3; ...  

You have declared the AlternateAddressSummary array , but you have not actually instantiated any of them. They are still doing all null

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You did that if it was for

  (int i = 0; i & Lt; alternateAddressSummaries.Length; I ++) {Optional Address Summiters [i] = New Alternative Academy (/ * Parameters / /); }  

These will be done promptly and whatever their value will be set by your conservator.