Need Multiple Instances Of A Data Structure

Question

Is it possible to create multiple instances of a Queue or Stack within a for loop? Or any way for that matter?
For the life of me, I can't figure out how to do this.
If I need to build 3 queues, I'd like them to be named q0, q1, & q2. Is there some way to convert or cast the value of "i" to part of the queue's name? I know I can't do it the way I posted it below but it kind of shows what I'm trying to accomplish.
int elements=Integer.parseInt(in.readLine());
for(int i=0;i<elements;i++){
     Queue q+"i" = new Queue();
}

Answer 1

I tried an array of queues but I can't handle it
correctly. I tried:
Queue []q = new Queue[3]
but when I try to fill up a one of the queues they
always stay null. I tried something like:
q[0].enqueue(object)
but q[0] will never fill up. I dont think its my
Queue class thats incorrect because if I have a stand
alone queue I can fill it up and/or remove elements.You are right--the array has three null elements. Right after you call "new Queue[3]", do this (preferably in a loop, and passing constructor parameters as necessary):
q[0] = new Queue();
q[1] = new Queue();
q[2] = new Queue();Then you can safely call:
q[0].enqueue(object);Don't forget code tags (see button above posting box) when posting code, so that it gets formatted nicely.