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In programming exercise "Phone book expansion, version 2", Part 3 the sample output has the following structure: ``` command name number information address information ``` For example, ``` command: 2 name: Eric 02-123456 Linnankatu 75, Turku ``` However, the very last example has address and number displayed the other way around: ``` command: 2 name: Wilhelm address unknown number unknown ``` This PR changes the sample output to be consistent with the previous examples, maintaining a structure of displaying number first, and address second.
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In programming exercise "Phone book expansion, version 2", Part 3 the sample output has the following structure:
For example,
However, the very last example has address and number displayed the other way around:
This PR changes the sample output to be consistent with the previous examples, maintaining a structure of displaying number first, and address second.