Java syntax create new instance of class

heys all, i come from VB and in vb we can reduce Dim x As Here.There.A.B.C.Human = new Here.There.A.B.C.Human() to Dim x As New Here.There.A.B.C.Human()
in other words we only need to mention the class once instead of twice. is it possible to do this in java?
current i have Here.There.A.B.C.Human x = new Here.There.A.B.C.Human();
thanks for the help, (import is not the issue here)

You have to declare the type of the variable, and you have to state what the type is of the object you're instantiating, if you're instantiating something. So, twice, generally. Although I don't know what that VB line of code does so maybe it refers to something else.
Is VB a strongly typed language?

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