Booleans Loops and Arrays

import java.util.ArrayList;

public class MainClass {

	public static void main(String[] args)

	{

		String NAME = "Lauren Basmajian";

		String ADDRESS = "Alderaan";

		String RESERVATION = "Boat Rental";

		String SPACE = " ";

		String LINEBR = "\n";

		double COST = 420.666;

		String[] RESERVATIONS = new String[4];

		RESERVATIONS[0] = "party in the USA";

		RESERVATIONS[1] = "house rental";

		RESERVATIONS[2] = "disney world";

		RESERVATIONS[3] = "x-wing fighter rental";

		int RESERVATIONSLength = RESERVATIONS.length;

		for (int i = 0; i < RESERVATIONSLength; i++) {

			System.out.println(RESERVATIONS[i]);

		}

		/*
		 * if there is an exclamation point at the begining of booleqn, it’s
		 * checking to see if the boolean is false. if there
		 * 
		 * isn’t, it’s checking to see if it’s true
		 */

		boolean ALLOWED = false;

		if (!ALLOWED) {

			System.out.println("this is allowed");
		}

		else {

			System.out.println("this is not allowed");

		}

		if (COST < 420) {

			System.out.println("This is some weak ass shit");

		}

		else {

			System.out.println("dis some danky dank");

		}

		/* == is only used to compare if two NUMBER values are the same */

		if (COST == 420.666) {

			System.out.println("Hail Satan");

		}

		/* OBJECTS! */

		ArrayList<String> RESERVATIONS2 = new ArrayList<String>();

		RESERVATIONS2.add(NAME + LINEBR + ADDRESS);

		RESERVATIONS2.add(RESERVATIONS[3]);

		System.out.println(RESERVATIONS2.size());

		for (int i = 0; i < RESERVATIONS2.size(); i++) {

			RESERVATIONS2.get(i);

			System.out.println(RESERVATIONS2.get(i));

		}

		int FEED = 100;

		String FEEDER = "STOP FEEDING U N00B";

		for (int i = 0; i < FEED; i++) {

			RESERVATIONS2.add(FEEDER);

			System.out.println(FEEDER);

		}

	}