Ruby array into an object instance -

i've made array generator fake individuals populate apartments:

["53 york street", 7995, true, 123, 2, 1, "tommy gough"] ["53 york street", 18070, true, 278, 2, 1, "sarah stewart"] 

but want turn each instance object instance , i'm trying figure out .each loop (or other) method so. haven't found way write method doesn't use string output... i'm going wrong.

say class want instances of looks this:

apartment = struct.new(:street, :code, :field3, :field4, :field5, :field6, :name) 

(i don't know other fields stand for.)

and input looks this:

input = [   ["53 york street", 7995, true, 123, 2, 1, "tommy gough"],   ["53 york street", 18070, true, 278, 2, 1, "sarah stewart"] ] 

then can create array of instances this:

output = input.map { |entry| apartment.new(*entry) } 

note splat (*) expands (inner) array list of method arguments can pass constructor. more verbose way write be:

output = [] input.each |entry|   output << apartment.new(*entry) end