Let G=(V,E) be a simple graph. An edge labeling f:Eto0,1 induces a vertex labeling f+:VtoZ2 defined by f+(v)equivsumlimitsuvinEf(uv)pmod2 for each vinV, where Z2=0,1 is the additive group of order 2. For iin0,1, let ef(i)=∣f−1(i)∣ and vf(i)=∣(f+)−1(i)∣. A labeling f is called edge-friendly if ∣ef(1)−ef(0)∣le1. If(G)=vf(1)−vf(0) is called the edge-friendly index of G under an edge-friendly labeling f. The full edge-friendly index set of a graph G is the set of all possible edge-friendly indices of G. Full edge-friendly index sets of complete bipartite graphs will be determined