import java.util.ArrayList; // Import the ArrayList class

public class ArrayListPractice {

	public static void main(String[] args) {
		
		// 1. Create an ArrayList object that holds Strings, initialize the capacity to size 10
		ArrayList<> solarSystem = new ArrayList<>();
		
		
		// 2. Add a String for each of the first five planets to the solarSystem ArrayList
		solarSystem.add(planet_name_here);
		
		
		// 3. Below is an example of a for-each loop. It will print the entire contents of your ArrayList so far
		for (String s : solarSystem)
			System.out.print(s + ", ");
		System.out.println();
		
		
		// 4. At index 3 insert the String containing the name of our planet's only natural satellite
		solarSystem.add(index_here, planet_name_here);
		
		
		// 5. Use a for-each loop to print the contents of your solarSystem ArrayList again below
		
		
		// 6. Now add our local star and the collective group of celestial objects between Mars and Jupiter at their respective indices
		
		
		// 7. The code line below tries to print the element at index 8. Wwhy doesn't it work -- you initialized the capacity to size 10, right?
		// Type your answer here then comment out the line below: 
		System.out.println(solarSystem.get(8));
		
		
		// 8. Add the remaining planets that come after Jupiter to your ArrayList, go ahead and add Pluto as well
		
		
		// 9. What is the size of your ArrayList now? Print a line that uses the .size() method on your ArrayList
		
		
		// 10. How is the size bigger then the initial capacity you provided? What happened?
		// Answer: 
		
		
		// 11. Another ArrayList, solarSystem2 that is a "copy" of your first solarSystem ArrayList
		ArrayList<String> solarSystem2 = solarSystem;
		
		
		// 12. Print solarSystem2 with a for each loop. Is it the same as solarSystem?
		// Answer: 
		
		
		// 13. Remove Pluto from the solarSystem ArrayList. It's not really a planet anyway... D:
		
		
		// 14. Print solarSystem2. Has it changed, and if so, why?
		// Answer: 
		
		
		// 15. Remove the first seven elements in the solarSystem ArrayList with a for loop, careful you are removing the right indices!
		
		
		// 16. Make another ArrayList of Strings called solarSystem3 and initialize it with these values: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
		
		
		// 17. The ArrayLists solarSystem and solarSystem3 should be the same. Check with == and .equals().
		
		
	}
}