Thread: Accessing String Array

Guys! I really need help. What does the line Console[] conList mean? How am I going to access the string values in class consolelist?

class ConsoleInfo
{
 
  private String conTitle;
  private double conPrice;
  private int conQty;
  private String conPic;
 
  private static String empPassword; 
 
    ConsoleInfo(String title, double price, int qty,String pic)
     {
        conTitle = title;
   	  conPrice = price;
   	  conQty = qty;
   	  conPic = pic;    	   
 
     }
   /*
 
   Finish the class off with the various set/get methods
   here
 
 */    
 public void setTitle(String a)
   {
      conTitle = a;
   }
   public String getTitle()
   {
      return conTitle;
   }
   public void setPrice(double a)
   {
      conPrice = a;
   }
   public double getPrice()
   {
      return conPrice;
   }
   public void setQty(int a)
   {
      conQty = a;
   }
   public int getQty()
   {
      return conQty;
   }
   public void setPic(String a)
   {
      conPic = a;
   }
   public String getPic()
   {
      return conPic;
   }
   public void setPass(String a)
   {
      empPassword = a;
   }
   public String getPass()
   {
      return empPassword;
   }
 
}
 
///////////////////////////////
 
class ConsoleList 
{
 
  ConsoleInfo[] conList;
 
  public void createList()
  {
     conList = new ConsoleInfo[7];
 
	    conList[0] = new ConsoleInfo("Xbox One",549.99,45,"xbox-one.jpg");
 
	   conList[1] = new ConsoleInfo("Xbox 360",321.99,92,"xbox360.jpg");
		conList[2] = new ConsoleInfo("PS4",678.99,72,"ps4.jpg");
 
		conList[3] = new ConsoleInfo("PS3",447.99,11,"ps3.jpg");
		conList[4] = new ConsoleInfo("Wii U",354.99,23,"wii-U.jpg");
      conList[5] = new ConsoleInfo("Sega Firecore",110.99,0,"sega-Firecore.jpg");
	   conList[6] = new ConsoleInfo("Steam Machine",784.99,1,"steamMachine.jpg");        
  }
}

I know it's an array. But what does the line conList = new ConsoleInfo[7] basically do? Is it storing the values in the constructor above? Sorry. I'm really confused. I'm stuck because of this