How do I declare an array of objects whose class has no default constructor?

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For an array you would have to provide an initializer for each element of the array at the point where you define the array.

For a vector you can provide an instance to copy for each member of the vector.

e.g.

std::vector<Foo> thousand_foos(1000, Foo(42));

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