ArrayTest2.java Questions

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// ARRAYS TUTORIAL
// Copyright (C) 1998-2016 Davin Pearson
// Website: http://davin.50webs.com/java-tutorials

class Human {

   // Properties of the class...
   public String name;

   // Constructor of the class...
   public Human(String aName) {
      name = aName;
   }

   // Methods of the class...
   public String toString() {
      return "I am a human and my name is " + name;
   }
}

class ArrayTest2 {

   public static void main(String[] args) {
      ArrayTest2 x = new ArrayTest2();
      x.doStuff();
   }

   public void doStuff() {

      // insert your code here:

   }
}

// QUESTIONS:

// (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.
// 
// (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.

// 
// (3) In the "doStuff" methodm, add a "for" loop to print
// out the three Human objects using each object's toString
// method.
//