How do I use arrays in combination with constructors?

Question

I'm currently making a depression-simulation program where I created Human objects that have multiple parameters which alter the way the depression will affect them.

My issue is that I am able to create singular human objects, such as
Human steve = new Human("Steve", 25, 'm', 97000, 1, 3, false, false, 1, Human.happiness); but I do not know how to create Human arrays that include the parameters that a single Human has. For example, I can create a Human array Human[] test = new Human[3]; with 3 Humans in it, but I do not know how to provide those Humans with the parameters.

import java.util.ArrayList;

public class Human {
    private String name; // your name
    private int age; // how old you are
    private int wealth; // your average yearly income
    private int amtFriendsFamily; // how many friends/family members you are
                                    // close to
    private int levelOfEducation; /*
                                     * 1 = no education, 2 = high school
                                     * education, 3 = college education, 4 =
                                     * upper level college education
                                     */
    private boolean married;
    private boolean seeksDoctor; // true = seeks a doctor, false = does not seek
                                    // a doctor
    private char sex; // m = male, f = female
    private int race; // 1 = white, 2 = black, 3 = hispanic, 4 = asian, 5 =
                        // mideast
    static int happiness = 75;

    private String sSex, sMarried, sDoct, sRace, sEdu;
    private String[] names = { "Sally", "Karl", "Steven", "Emily" };

    public Human(String name1, int age1, char sex1, int wealth1, int amtFriendsFamily1, int levelOfEducation1,
            boolean married1, boolean seeksDoctor1, int race1, int happiness1) {
        name = name1;
        age = age1;
        wealth = wealth1;
        amtFriendsFamily = amtFriendsFamily1;
        levelOfEducation = levelOfEducation1;
        married = married1;
        seeksDoctor = seeksDoctor1;
        sex = sex1;
        race = race1;
        happiness = happiness1;

        if (sex == 'm')
            sSex = "male";
        else if (sex == 'f')
            sSex = "female";
        else
            sSex = "foreign gender";

        if (married == false)
            sMarried = "is not married, ";
        else
            sMarried = "is married, ";

        if (seeksDoctor == false)
            sDoct = "does not seek doctors.";
        else
            sDoct = "seeks doctors.";

        if (race == 1)
            sRace = "White";
        else if (race == 2)
            sRace = "Black";
        else if (race == 3)
            sRace = "Hispanic";
        else if (race == 4)
            sRace = "Asian";
        else if (race == 5)
            sRace = "Middle Eastern";

        if (levelOfEducation == 1)
            sEdu = " has no formal education, ";
        else if (levelOfEducation == 2)
            sEdu = " has a high school education, ";
        else if (levelOfEducation == 3)
            sEdu = " has a college education, ";
        else if (levelOfEducation == 4)
            sEdu = " has an upper-college level or higher education, ";

        System.out.println(name + " is a " + age + " year old " + sRace + " " + sSex + " who makes $" + wealth
                + " per year," + " has " + amtFriendsFamily + " friends and family members combined," + sEdu + sMarried
                + "and " + sDoct);
    }
}

Answer 1

You can do something like this

// doesn't need size in initialization, the compiler can count the number of new Human instances 
Human[] test = new Human[] {
    new Human(...), new Human(...), new Human(...)
}

Or use indexes

Human[] test = new Human[3];
test[0] = new Human(...);

Answer 2

I think what you're looking for is along these lines:

Human[] test = new Human[3];
Human temp = new Human("Steve", 25, 'm', 97000, 1, 3, false, false, 1, Human.happiness);
test[0] = temp;

Just redefine temp for each object in the array and then set one of the objects in the array equal to temp. Of course, it would be preferable to do this in a loop, but in this case that would only be possible if the program grabs user/file input for each Human object.