Question about an Array of objects

Question

I'm writing a program that is supposed to store a String and a double in an array of CustomerBill objects. I just want to know if I am doing it correctly. Heres my code:
public static CustomerBill[] getCustomerData()
         //Local variables
         int numCust;     //The number of customers being processed
         double amt;
         String customer;        
      //Ask for the number of customers to be processed.
         System.out.print("How many customers are to be processed? ");
         numCust = Integer.parseInt(keyboard.nextLine());
         CustomerBill[] array = new CustomerBill[numCust];
         //Ask user to enter the data.
         System.out.println("\nPlease enter customer data when prompted.");
         System.out.println("Enter customer's last name, then first name.");
      //Get the customer data from user.
         for (int i = 0; i < array.length; i++)
           array[i] = new CustomerBill();
           System.out.print("\nCustomer name:  ");
           customer = keyboard.nextLine();       
           array.setName(customer);
System.out.print("Total bill amount: ");
amt = Double.parseDouble(keyboard.nextLine());
array[i].setAmount(amt);
System.out.println();
return array;

Answer 1

Write a test() method that:
(1) Gets an array of CustomerBills using getCustomerData()
(2) In a for-loop print out each of the CustomerBills. It will help if
CustomerBill has a toString() method but, in any case you should be
able to see that the aray contains the right number of nonnull elements.
Then write a main() method that calls the test() method.
[Edit] And then run it! You may need to do this a few times and check
what happens with "crazy" data.