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3- Declaring, instantiating, and using arrays In java, indicating the size of the array during the declaration is a syntax error (what is a syntax error?). So to declare an array in java you will only need a name and a type for your array, example: int[] foo; To actually create the array you will write the following: int[] foo=new int[5]; (you can replace int with the data type needed) To create and instantiate your array in one step, do the following: int[] foo={1,2,3,4,5); //this is an array named foo of type int and has value 1 in index 0, value 2 in index 1, etc. Create a string array of size 2 and name it "myName" and in index 0 write your name and index 1 write your family name, and then print on the screen: My name is [index zero of the array] [index one of the array]