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scope error in if statement in java program

I'm having an issue with scope in an if statement, at least, I'm pretty sure that is where my error is, and I'm not sure of how to fix the issue (I'm pretty new at programming).

Basically, it seems that if I declare something within an if statement, the variable (in this case, an array of structs) does not exist outside of the if statement. However, I really need the declaration for the array to be inside of an if/else because the size of the array is dependent upon N, so how can I fix this error?

The program is in Java, and I'm using Eclipse. Any insight is greatly appreciated.

//declare an int (used in determining array length)
int N = 4;

//declare instance of MyClass
MyClass myClass = new MyClass();

//declare and array, then initialize each struct in that array
        if(N <= 26){
            MyStruct array[] = new MyStruct[260];
            for(int i = 0; i < array.length; i++){
                array[i] = new MyStruct();
            }
        }

        else{
            MyStruct array[] = new MyStruct[N*10];
            for(int i = 0; i < array.length; i++){
                array[i] = new MyStruct();
            }

//lots of other code goes here of stuff that needs to be done before myMethod can be called

//call a method in myClass that requires 'array' to be passed in
myClass.myMethod(array);     // ERROR - ARRAY CANNOT BE RESOLVED TO BE A VARIABLE
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Others have answered why it's a problem and how to avoid it, but I'd actually change the approach anyway. Currently you have two blocks with repeated code - why not avoid that?

int length = Math.min(N, 26);
MyStruct array[] = new MyStruct[length];
for(int i = 0; i < array.length; i++) {
    array[i] = new MyStruct();
}

MyClass myClass = new MyClass();
myClass.myMethod(array);

(Note that the name MyStruct has connotations which may well not be appropriate in Java. I realize it's just a dummy name, but Java doesn't have anything like a "struct" from C or C#. Just in case you're expecting something else...)


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