Task«Family Handbook»

the program should provide the following opportunities:

rn
Adding a new family member to the reference book indicating its name, phone number, e-mail and address.
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output of information about all family members in the reference book.

Input format

command (line): rn
rn
add & nbsp;-add a new family member.
rn
search & nbsp;-Find information about the family member.
rn
edit & nbsp;-edit information about the family member.
rn line & nbsp;-to display information about all family members. rn exit & nbsp;-complete the program. rn rn Adding a family member (after the & nbsp; admi ): rn rn Name; (line). rn phone number (line). Justify; "> e-mail (line). rn address> address> address> (line). rn rn when searching or editing a family member (after Teams & nbsp; search & nbsp; or & nbsp; edit ): name (line). Style = "Text-align: justify;"> when editing (after the & nbsp; edit and name): field;"> field; "> for editing (line: & nbsp; Phone , & nbsp; email , & nbsp; address ) and n Value (line).
Output format rn a message about successful adding. Style = "Font-Size: 14pt;"> When searching: rn name: [name] name: name] Phone: [phone] email: [email] address: [address] if a family member was not found: "a family member" rn rn If a member of "> if a member of Families were not found: "a family member was not found." rn rn information about information about information about information about information about information about information Each family member in format, as when searching, is separated by an empty line. Example Input Add Ivan +79123456789 IVAN@Example.com st. Lenin, 1 search Ivan edit Ivan Phone +79998887766 LIST Exit Output A family member is successfully added. Name: Ivan Phone: +79123456789 Email: ivan@example.com Address: ul. Lenin, 1 The phone information is successfully changed. Name: Ivan Phone: +79998887766 Email: Ivan@example.com Address: st. Lenin, 1 Hint There will be no clue here, decide for yourself!



                    


                        
                            
                                
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