arrays - How to create a "for" loop to add not only a value but also an indentifier. Android, Eclipse IDE -

let's have example array of integers, don't know length of array (it gets added shared preferences , grow in size each time app run):

int[] testarray = new int[unknown length]; 

and want create int names values array. ie.

int test1 = testarray[1];   int test2 = testarray[2];  int test3 = testarray[3];  ....  int test999 = testarray[999];  

let's assume length , final value, although in real app don't know.

so, started, have:

for (int = 0; < items.length; i++) { int test1 = testarray[i] } 

however, add values i=0 , upwards testarray[i]. ie.

test1 = testarray[1]; test1 = testarray[2]; test1 = testarray[3]; 

can make "test1" change test2, test3 etc. using loop , i?

ie.

int testi = testarray[i].  

of course line of code not work obvious reasons, there way such thing array , loop?? or need resort array list, or perhaps else?

data structure store set of values of unknown length)

// create vector , populate elements     vector vector = new vector();     vector.add(new integer(1));     vector.add(new integer(2));     vector.add(new integer(3));  // elements() method returns enumeration of vector's elements  

adding shared preferences

enumeration vectorelementsenum = vector.elements(); int counter=0;      string arrayname = "myarr";      while(vectorelementsenum.hasmoreelements())     {     editor.putint(arrayname + "_" + i, vectorelementsenum.nextelement());     editor.commit();     count++;       }     editor.putint(arrayname +"_size", counter);     editor.commit(); 

retrieving shared preferences

sharedpreferences prefs = mcontext.getsharedpreferences("preferencename", 0);   int size = prefs.getint(arrayname + "_size", 0);   integer array[] = new integer [size];   for(int i=0;i<size;i++)     array[i] = prefs.getint(arrayname + "_" + i, -1);   

finally having var1=arr[1],var2=arr[2], etc uncalled because var1 same arr[1], why have data replicated? hope above implementation suits need.