isNamePresent
isNamePresent is a boolean function often found in programming contexts, particularly within string manipulation libraries or data validation modules. Its primary purpose is to determine whether a specific string, commonly referred to as a "name" or "keyword," exists within a larger body of text. The function typically accepts two arguments: the string to search for (the name) and the string to search within (the text).
The return value of isNamePresent is a boolean: true if the name is found within the text,
This function is widely used for tasks such as validating user input, checking for the presence of