C# APP - Create Multiple Instances of a class a runtime

[jxh00u]

Hi guys,

I am new to C# and a have a question around class instances.

I have a class, Pizza. To create an instance I would use:

Pizza pizza1 = new Pizza("Cheese");

Lets suppose I wanted to create a new instance of a pizza when a customer makes an order at runtime.

How can I create a Pizza instance at runtime without create the instances first (because i dont know how many pizzas would be ordered)?

Ideally i would like the instances the take a name I supply at runtime (e.g from a string)

[Plater]

Well whenever the user orders a pizza say, you could create another instance of it in whatever code runs when they order a pizza.
A System.Collections object could be used to keep/hold (think an Array only you can keep adding to it with a .Add(myobject)) all the new instances you create.

There is also System.Reflection which would create an instance of an object from a string. I don't know much about it, so you would have to check msdn about it.