The class Name consists of 4 instance data, String title, String first, Stringmiddle, and String last. The class has a constructor that is passed all 4 String values and initializes the class appropriately. It has 4 methods and each returns one of the four instance data, calledreturnTitle (), returnFirst (), returnMiddle and returnLast ().

Name[] addressBook = new Name[100]; is performed.

Write a method that is passed 4 String parameters corresponding to the title, first, middle, and last ofName, and finds this Name in addressBook and returns the index of where this Name was found, or - 1 if theName was not found. Assume that addressBook stores n entries (n is an int).

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Hanna Richardson

Computers & Technology

20 November, 22:30

The class Name consists of 4 instance data, String title, String first, Stringmiddle, and String last. The class has a constructor that is passed all 4 String values and initializes the class appropriately. It has 4 methods and each returns one of the four instance data, calledreturnTitle (), returnFirst (), returnMiddle and returnLast ().

Name[] addressBook = new Name[100]; is performed.

Write a method that is passed 4 String parameters corresponding to the title, first, middle, and last ofName, and finds this Name in addressBook and returns the index of where this Name was found, or - 1 if theName was not found. Assume that addressBook stores n entries (n is an int).

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Kaylee Little · Answer 1

Answer: public int findName (String title, String first, String middle, String last

{

for (int j=0; j
first. equals (addressBook[j]. getFirst () && middle. equals (addressBook[j]. getMiddle () && last. equals (addressBook[j]. getLast ())

return j;

return - 1;

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