Help Initializing A Class in VexCode

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I am trying to make a program for my controller, and the idea is to have a 3 by 3 grid, each cell would be like |4LetterStringInHere| and provide information. VCS did not allow for classes, but vexcode does. I am trying to declare a class and run into this error [clang] No viable overloaded ‘=’ (fixes availible)
Here is my code

//------------------------------------------------


class Cell{
  public:
  int column;
  int row;
  int rowindex;
  int index = 0;
  int validCycles;
  std::string Storage[10];
  std::string display;
  Cell(int column, int row, int cycles, std::string Messages[cycles]){
    this-> column = column;
    this-> row = row;
    this-> rowindex = 5 * this->row + 1;
    for(int i = 0; i > cycles; i++){
      this->Storage[i] = Messages[i].erase(4, Messages[i].length() - 1);
    }
    this-> validCycles = cycles;
    this-> display = Storage[0];
  }
  void validIndex(){
    if(this-> index > this-> validCycles - 1){
      this-> index -= this-> validCycles;
    }
    if(this-> index < 0){
      this-> index = this-> validCycles - 1;
    }
  }
  void CycleUp(){
    this-> index++;
    validIndex();
    this-> display = this-> Storage[index];
  }
  void CycleDown(){
    this-> index--;
    validIndex();
    this-> display = this-> Storage[index];
  }
  void CycleTo(int newIndex){
    this-> index = newIndex;
    validIndex();
    this-> display = this-> Storage[index];
  }
};

class ControllerFeed{
  public:

  int column;
  int row;
  std::string StorageArray[3] = {"Green", "Orange", "Purple"};
  Cell Array[3][3];

  ControllerFeed(){
//ERROR HERE
//ERROR HERE
    //[clang] No viable overloaded '=' (fixes availible)
    Array[0][0] = new Cell(0, 0, 3, StorageArray);
  }

};

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This may be more of a general C++ question, but thanks if you can help!

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new Cell creates a Cell and returns a pointer to it. Cell Array[3][3] creates a 3x3 array of Cells with the default constructor.

Add this to your Cell class at the beginning or end and watch it complain in new and interesting ways:

private:
    Cell() {}