A good answer might be:

Yes.

Complete Program

Here is the complete program. If you are not stunned, you may wish to run it.

class PhoneEntry
{
  String name;    // name of a person
  String phone;   // their phone number
  PhoneEntry( String n, String p )
  {
    name = n; phone = p;
  }
}

class PhoneBook
{ 
 PhoneEntry[] phoneBook; 
 PhoneBook()    // constructor
 {
   phoneBook = new PhoneEntry[ 5 ] ;
   phoneBook[0] = new PhoneEntry(
    "James Barclay", "(418)665-1223");
   phoneBook[1] = new PhoneEntry(
    "Grace Dunbar", "(860)399-3044");
   phoneBook[2] = new PhoneEntry(
    "Paul Kratides", "(815)439-9271");
   phoneBook[3] = new PhoneEntry(
    "Violet Smith", "(312)223-1937");
   phoneBook[4] = new PhoneEntry(
    "John Wood", "(913)883-2874");
 }

 PhoneEntry search( String targetName )  
 {
   for (int j=0; j<phoneBook.length; j++)
   {
     if ( phoneBook[ j ].
       name.equals( targetName))
           return phoneBook[ j ];
   }
   return null;
 }
}
class PhoneBookTester
{
 public static void main (String[] args)
 {
   PhoneBook pb = new PhoneBook();  
  
   // search for "Violet Smith"
   PhoneEntry entry =
    pb.search( "Violet Smith" ); 

   if ( entry != null )
     System.out.println( entry.name + 
       ": " + entry.phone );
   else
     System.out.println("Name not found");

 }
}

QUESTION 22:

In this program, must the target String exactly match the String in the phone book?

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