// ANSWERS: // (1) In the doStuff method, define an array of three Human // objects called threesome. // HINT: This is almost identical to what you did to create // the double array in question (2) of ArrayTest.java, // except that the class Human appears in place of the type // double. // Human[] threesome = new Human[3]; // // (2) Create three new Human objects with names Angus, // Brian and Charles and assign them to the threesome array. // HINT: Unlike question (3) of ArrayTest.java, you can't // use a loop for this. // threesome[0] = new Human("Angus"); threesome[1] = new Human("Brian"); threesome[2] = new Human("Charles"); // // (3) In the "doStuff" methodm, add a "for" loop to print // out the three Human objects using each object's toString // method. // for (int i=0; i<3; i++) { System.out.println(threesome[i].toString()); } //