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Chapter 6, Problem 6.21E
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- Initialize the header files and main().
- Declare capacity of the airplane with the number of seats 10.
- Prompt the user to enter the type of class with two choices first-class or economy class.
- To define the function firstClassSeat(int []) and economyClassSeat(int[]) to assign the seat to passengers with next available seat.
- Return 1 if the seat is assigned otherwise return 0 and print the message “Next flight leaves in three hours”.
- To define the function printPass(int) to print the boarding pass of the passengers taking the seat number as an argument.
- Declare the variables for calculations.
- Call the function from main() to evaluate and display the output.
Summary Introduction- The program is about the automated reservation of the seats in an airplane based on the type of class.
Program Description- The purpose of the program is to print the boarding pass for the passenger on the basis of the input information given by the passenger.
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