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/*Arrays store a fixed number of values. 
*They have many values, but one of the first ways 
*you are going to see them is probably going to be
*like the following. Say you declare an array of 
type String called names an index of 10...*/
 
String[] names = new names[9];  //-- (The first index is 0, so the array ends at 9)
 
//Then you add some values that you want to be stored 
 
names[0] = PizzaGuy;
names[1] = GrillMan;
names[2] = SousChef;
 
//You create a loop that will get user inputs to store a value in each index
//This can be very convenient. Then you can print them out like:
 
System.out.println("You ordered pizza, " + names[0] + " is on his way.");   
 

Main.java:7: class, interface, or enum expected
String[] names = new names[9];  //-- (The first index is 0, so the array ends at 9)
^
Main.java:11: class, interface, or enum expected
names[0] = PizzaGuy;
^
Main.java:12: class, interface, or enum expected
names[1] = GrillMan;
^
Main.java:13: class, interface, or enum expected
names[2] = SousChef;
^
Main.java:18: class, interface, or enum expected
System.out.println("You ordered pizza, " + names[0] + " is on his way.");   
^
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