Update index.md and provide additional examples (#28758)
I added several additional examples of how to create and access an array.pull/28025/head^2
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```java
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double[] List = new double[10];
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String[] words = new String[20];
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int[] numbers = new int[100];
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```
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We are creating a array variable named `List` of type double and allocating it 10 memory locations. This double datatype array is initialized to `0.0` by default.
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double[] list = new double[4];
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*IMPORTANT NOTE: Please note the difference between the types of brackets
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that are used to represent arrays in two different ways.
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String[] rainbow = {"red", "orange", "yellow", "green", "blue", "purple"};
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The code above is equivalent to:
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String[] rainbow = new String[6];
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```
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## Declaring array literal
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## Modifying Arrays:
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```java
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arrayName[index] = value;
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rainbow[0] = "red";
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```
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Note: You cannot change the size or type of an array after initializing it.
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