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Okay, so
we have the beginning of our menu set up.

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Let's go ahead and add another option
to print out our contact list.

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Now, if we scroll down here, we already
have this method called print_contact_list

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which does exactly what we want to.

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So, all we need to do is
add this as a menu option.

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So we'll go ahead and
add the option to print it out.

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There we go.

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That will just display it on the menu.

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Now we need to add this as an option.

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And this is really easy,
all we need to do is say.

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When the input is the letter p,
we call the print_contact_list method.

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Let's just make sure we
spelled it correctly.

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And we did.

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So this should be everything
that we need to do.

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Let's go ahead and run this and
make sure it works.

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All right.
Here are two options,

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p to print the address book,
and e to exit.

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Well, let's go ahead and print it.

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Well, it prints the word Contact List,
but nothing's in there.

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And why is that?

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It's because we haven't
added any contacts.

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So, what we're gonna have to do is add
the ability to add contacts in here.

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Now we're gonna do that in two parts here.

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So let's go ahead and
add the ability to add a contact.

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And add a menu item for it.

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And we're just going to say
when the input letter is a,

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we're gonna call the add contact method,
which we have to write now.

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So this is gonna be similar
to what we did before.

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And let's go ahead, and
since we're adding a contact,

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which we're going to be appending
to the internal contacts array,

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let's go ahead and
initialize a new contact.

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And now we can just prompt the user to
enter the information about their contact.

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Enter their first name, and

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then the same thing with last name.

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Oops, forgot the middle name here.

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Okay, that looks good.

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Now we're in an interesting position here
because we could append the contact to

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the contacts array right now,
but we still want to be able

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to enter addresses or
phone numbers for each contact.

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Now we'll get to that in a minute, but for

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right now let's just
append the contacts array.

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Now remember, we've got an attribute
reader for the contacts array.

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So we don't have to use
the at sign to append it.

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So we'll just say contacts.push and

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it will be this contact right here.

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So let's click down here and exit,
all right, clear the screen,

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I'm gonna run this again.

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And see what happens so let me add
a contact, Jason, no middle name, Seifer.

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Okay that seems to have worked, now let's
go ahead and print the address book.

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Okay, looks like I'm in here,
let me add another contact.

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Nick Avery Pettit.

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Okay, that seems to have worked.

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Let's go ahead and print the address book.

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Okay, looks like that's working.

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And let's just see something
really quickly here.

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If we exit, and I'm gonna clear my screen,
and if I restart again,

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if we go to print the address book,

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you'll notice that it's empty even though
we just added Nick and Jason as contacts.

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The reason is, that takes place entirely
in memory and we are gonna be writing this

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out to a file but
we'll be doing that a little bit later.

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Next up we're gonna be going through and
doing the loop for adding addresses and

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phone numbers to our contact before
pinning them to the contact's array.