How to create an instance of myClass with a name that is in a variable?

Question

Hey Guys,
How can I create an instance of myClass with a name that is in a variable?
Normally a new instance is defined something like:
myClass myName = new myClass ();
I want to make a method which creates instances of a certain class (ie myClass) with names that are given to the method within its arguments.
So something like:
public void myMethod(String className) {
myClass value of className = new myClass();
So if className = "FirstName" then an instance of myClass should be created with the name "Firstname", like:
myClass Firstname = new Firstname;
Thanks.
Jasper

Answer 1

Thanx for your reply's
If I understand the tutorial correctly I should do
something like this to start the map:
Map<String, myClass> myMAP = new HashMap<String,
MyClass>();
and something like this to add a new instance of the
class every time:
myMAP.put(myString, new myClass());
So this would result a link between the Strings and
the instance of the Class?
Thanks
Message was edited by:
JasperLevinkyep. the String is the key, and the MyClass instance is the value. to get the value out of the map, use map.get(key)