An array is a list of values which are stored in a specific, numbered placeholder in the array.
Java array indexes begin at zero. Therefore, an array that has an index size of 11 would start a 0 and go to 10. This would be defined in the following manner:
dogs[10]
To reference the eighth value in this array, we would use the following:
dogs[7]
So, an array is an object that stores a list of values. The entire list can be referenced by its name, while a particular value can be its location in the array index. Square brackets are used to identify the particular index.
