How to activate buttons using a FOR loop?

Issue

I want to activate disabled buttons called tglBtnLevel1, tglBtnLevel2, tglBtnLevel3... from 1 till the integer received with a method.

They only way I achieve it is using switch case, but I guess there must be a way using loops. I have tried a For loop, but I cannot find the way to include the counter (i) in the line "tglBtnLevel(i).setEnabled(true)".

I would thank you any hint or help. This is the beginning of the switch case I use to make it work, but only the first buttons, there are more:

private void checkEnabledLevels(){
        switch (d.sendPlayerStats().getWeekTournamentLevel()){
            case 1:
                tglBtnLevel1.setEnabled(true);
                break;
            case 2:
                tglBtnLevel1.setEnabled(true);
                tglBtnLevel2.setEnabled(true);
                break;
            case 3:
                glBtnLevel1.setEnabled(true);
                tglBtnLevel2.setEnabled(true);
                tglBtnLevel3.setEnabled(true);
                break;
            case 4:
                glBtnLevel1.setEnabled(true);
                tglBtnLevel2.setEnabled(true);
                tglBtnLevel3.setEnabled(true);
                tglBtnLevel4.setEnabled(true);
                break;

Solution

One way of doing this could be to have all the buttons in an array like this:

Button[] buttonArray = {tglBtnLevel1, tglBtnLevel2, tglBtnLevel3, tglBtnLevel4}

And then simply iterator over them depending upon the tournament level you get:

int tournamentLevel = d.sendPlayerStats().getWeekTournamentLevel()
for (int i = 0; i < tournamentLevel; i++) {
  buttonArray[i].setEnabled(true);
}

A slightly different but simple way of doing this could be like:

int tournamentLevel = d.sendPlayerStats().getWeekTournamentLevel()
tglBtnLevel1.setEnabled(tournamentLevel <= 1);
tglBtnLevel2.setEnabled(tournamentLevel <= 2);
tglBtnLevel3.setEnabled(tournamentLevel <= 3);
tglBtnLevel4.setEnabled(tournamentLevel <= 4);

Answered By - Pranav Jadhav