Chapter 10.4, Problem 10.16CP

Explanation of Solution

Creating an array of a class type:

• An array of a class type store the objects of the same class type.
• Each object can be stored in an array as an element in the array of the class.
• An integer array stores the integer values in the array.
• The values of the integer array are stored with default values of array data type, before storing the elements in the array variables.
• For example, an array of integer data type is created as follows:

int[] integerValues=new int[5];

• In the above given statement, an integer array of size “5” stores the default values of the integer array with “0” before storing the user given values.

integerValues[0]=0;

integerValues[1]=0;

integerValues[2]=0;

integerValues[3]=0;

integerValues[4]=0;

• Similarly, an array of a class data type stores the reference value of the Employee class...