- For example, an instance of the Array class (an Array object) can store multiple pieces of information in numerically indexed locations (myArray[0],. - How can the array do this? It knows how to do this because it was defined that way by the Array class. - The Array class has hidden logic and definitions (code) that work behind the scenes to define the way an Array object works and how it's used. - The action to the right of the equals sign, new Array() in this example, executes the constructor method of the Array class. - You cannot use the Array class directly. - When creating the array instance, the Array class creates an object and then populates it with properties and methods. - In a sense, the Array class is similar to a factory for array objects. - On the other hand, arrays store unique data, so it wouldn't make sense to access the Array class directly because you would only be able to have one array.
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