Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects (6th Edition)
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Author: Tony Gaddis
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Chapter 9, Problem 6PC
Program Plan Intro
Telemarketing Phone Number List
Program Plan:
The detail of “PhoneNumberList” class is shown below:
- In the “main()” method,
- Declare the array variable to store the list of names.
- Declare the array variable to store the list of phone numbers.
- Declare the required variable.
- The while loop executes until the length of name. If yes,
- Check whether the search input is present in array list. If yes, display the remaining name and phone numbers of searched characters in message box.
- Increment “index” by “1”.
- Exit the system.
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