Java: How do I print an array from another class? My array contains another array from that class

Question

Okay so this is my code i know its messy and full of other errors, i I am still trying to learn. I know i could do it in one class but that takes away from the OOP portion of java. I figure if I am going to learn i may as well learn right.

I have been trying to figure out how to print out that charHpArray for two days and everything i found on google has been useless because they dont contain another array . Essentially I am trying to make it so level works as the parameter, so when level = 1 hp is 5, and when level is 2 hp is 10 and so on.

Also if you could tell me why level + # isnt working that would be great. //if you want to take a crack at that too, I am trying to make mage, arch, and war, all have different starting bonuses so war would have a little more health than the basic level bonus.

** ALL ANSWERS ARE ENCOURAGED, EVEN IF IT MEANS NEW IDEAS IM JUST TRYING TO LEARN**

Thanks

package rpg;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.util.Random;
public class Main {

public static void main(String[]args) {
Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
Random roll = new Random();
System.out.println("Welcome To Adventure Heroes");
System.out.println("-------------------");

System.out.println("You awake to the sound of screaming, \"GET AWAY FROM
ME!\"");
System.out.println("You call out to the voice in the distance...");
System.out.println("There is no answer");
System.out.println("You run towards the troubled screams in the distance");
System.out.println("You see a man on the floor being kicked, without
hesitation you charge in and push the attacker off the man.");
System.out.println("You examine the man to see if he is okay. When you look
up the attacker is gone.");
System.out.println("\"Thank you so much... erm, come to think of it I've
never seen you around these parts. What is Your name?\"");
String yourName = input.next();
System.out.println("\"What a weird name, Hi " + yourName + ", I'm
Borgan\"");
System.out.print("\"Well " + yourName + ", your

Answer 1

You can use a loop
for (Object object: ObjectList) {
System.out.println()
}

The shared code is incomplete, try to send the whole I will try to help you

Answer 2

System.out.print("\"Well " + yourName + ", your journey begins here.\"");

Character.getcharHp() ;

public class Character {

int[] level ={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10};
int[] charHpArray = {5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50};

Character(int[] charHp)
{
charHp = charHpArray;
}

public int[] getCharHp() {
return charHpArray;
}

int xp;
int def;
int meleeDmg;
int magicDmg;

function increment(array)

int mage[] = {
charHpArray[level],
def = level + 2,
meleeDmg = level + 1,
magicDmg = level + 6
};

int archer[] = {charHp[level] = level + 4,
def = level + 3,
meleeDmg= level + 4,
magicDmg = level + 1};

int[] warrior = {getcharHp()[level] = level + 5,
def = level + 4,
meleeDmg = level + 3,
magicDmg = level + 0};

int player[][] = {mage, archer, warrior};
}