I'm loading a class into an array so that, when triggered, two shapes will generate with a shared and similar set of variables (a rect() and an ellipse() with the same x and y, for example).

My guess is that I declare all the ints and floats I need in the class definition, and then in void display(), I list both the shapes like so:

void display () {
  rect(x, y, h, w);
  ellipse(x, y, d, d);
}

Even if I'm correct there, how do I call the class with only one line (or two, if needed), and how to I keep the variables private to each instanced pair of rectangle and ellipse?

Much obliged for any help, folks - you've been spot on for me so far.

Ah, so if the class definition outlines the order like so:

Class(int xpos, int ypos, int hgt, int wdt, int dia); {
... // defining each of them...
}

And if the display void comes out like so:

void display() {
  rect(x, y, h, w);
  ellipse(x, y, d, d);
}

And if the function generating the class uses the same order of variables like so:

Class test = new Class(xvar, yvar, hvar, wvar, dvar);

It will generate both the rect() and the ellipse() using the shared variables?

If so, you just saved my bacon!