Declaring things from a class with a variable...

[Oni Kami]

Okay, so I have this program, and it has a class "Hero"
class Hero{};

I declare things from it using:

Hero hero1;
Hero hero2;
Hero hero3;
//etc... 

Well I want to do something like:

for(a=1;a<10;a++){
Hero heroa;
}

But obviously I can't because the a in:
Hero heroa;
would read as an a, not a variable... So how can I make this work? I want to do it this way because it's going to involve the user filling information into hero1, then it'll ask the user if he/she wishes to continue, if so, it'll make a hero2, which information will be filled into, etc... until the user decides to quit. I have everything worked out but this one little part. Help?

[jsmith]

Use an array or vector.

Hero heroes[ 10 ];

[Oni Kami]

OH! I see now. Someone else suggested something about a vector array to me, and I thought he was saying to make a vector array and then put each hero into it separately. I totally get it now, thank you.