• Inside main(), add a statement to define an array named names that is suitable for holding a list of six (6) names.
• Compile your code to make sure it has correct syntax.
  • Assign values to the first 3 array elements by inventing some names, like so:

    names[0] = "George Washington"; 

• Next, place a print statement below these 3 assignment statements:

System.out.println("The first 3 names:");

• Then, add a for-loop to display all three array values.
• Next, we are going to ask the user to enter the final 3 names to store in the array.
• Declare a Scanner variable at the top of your program.
• Add a second for loop to read in the next 3 names from the user input into the array:

System.out.println();

for (int i = ???; i < array.????; i++) {

System.out.print("Enter name " + (i + 1) + ": ");

array[i] = ???;

}

• Write a last for loop to display all the names in the array.

System.out.println(" The 6 names are: ");

//write your for loop here

• When you are finished, run your code and make sure that you are getting output similar to the following (except the names might differ):

The first 3 names:

George Washington

John Adams

Thomas Jefferson

Enter name 4: Grace Hopper

Enter name 5: Ada Lovelace

Enter name 6: Hedy Lamarr

The 6 names are:

George Washington

John Adams

Thomas Jefferson

Grace Hopper

Ada Lovelace

Hedy Lamarr