Instantiating Array of Objects then accessing variables

[Edwin White]

I have a problem with trying to instantiate an array of object types from a class that I have made. I am doing this becuase I want to easily access their data members from their array all at once such as: Address[0].Zip, Address[1].Zip, Address[3].Zip, ect. My problem is that when I made an object array to hold them in, they don't show up once I use the dot operator in the Intellisense, so it makes me feel as if I am doing something wrong:

//object array to hold each address
object[] test = new object[10];
 
//I know hard coding this is not the best option, but I
//wanted to make sure this wasn't where I was messing up at
test[0] = new Address("Oak Chase Dr", "Tucker", "Georgia", 30041);
test[1] = new Address("Oak Chase Dr", "Decatur", "Georgia", 30042);
test[2] = new Address("Oak Chase Dr", "Atlanta", "Georgia", 30040);
test[3] = new Address("Oak Chase Dr", "Decatur", "Georgia", 30044);
test[4] = new Address("Oak Chase Dr", "Tucker", "Georgia", 30084);
test[5] = new Address("Oak Chase Dr", "Atlanta", "Georgia", 30040);
test[6] = new Address("Oak Chase Dr", "Atlanta", "Georgia", 30040);
test[7] = new Address("Oak Chase Dr", "Decatur", "Georgia", 30038);
test[8] = new Address("Oak Chase Dr", "Tucker", "Georgia", 30039);
test[9] = new Address("Oak Chase Dr", "Atlanta", "Georgia", 30040);
 
//will hold address with same Zip
List<Address> Addresses = new List<Address>();
 
 
for (int i = 0; i < address.Length ; i++)
{
//here's problem 1, cannot find "address[i].Zip"
if (address[i].Zip == 30040)
{
//problem 2, 
Addresses.Add(address[i]);
}
i++;
}
 
public class Address
    {
        //properties
        public string StreetName;
        public string City; 
        public string State;
        public int Zip;
 
        //consructor
        public Address(string StreetName, string City, string State, int Zip)
        {
            StreetName = "Street";
            City = "City";
            State = "State";
            Zip = 00000;
        }
 
        //destructor
        ~Address() { }
    }
 
 

[Rabbit]

Your array is called addresses not address.