Storing separate classes to an array

[r3ncarnate]

Hey guys, first let me start by saying I've worked with C++ some, but am still not great on it.

Basically, I have to create a program to enroll, drop, and print 7 students in a class. The students ID's, names, and grade level are input by the user. I have all of that done, but here is where I am stuck:

In the drop function I have to have all 7 of the students I have entered, which are now each their own class, in an array so that I can drop one out by their ID in this manner:

Ihe following class, there are 4 students enrolled and 3 spaces available

Student A | Student B | Student C | Student D |                 |                 |                 |

Removing Student B, will cause students C and D to be moved one spot to the left each:


Student A | Student C | Student D |                   |                 |                 |                 |

Obviously this has to be stored somehow in my enroll function, but I am at a loss as how to store each class as it is created to an array. Any help on how to store each of these classes would be appreciated.

Thanks
R3n

[Volatile Pulse]

Create an array of the students.
studentClassName myStudents[7];

Input the information of each student into the correct array. Then when calling the drop function, make a temp array to hold the students, and fill your old array with the students minus the one that was dropped.

[naraku9333]

I would probably use a std::list.

[r3ncarnate]

Thanks for the input Volatile, got it working perfectly now :)