The seat booking system project effectively demonstrates several fundamental core Java concepts, including:
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Data Structures: 2D Arrays: To represent the seating chart, a 2D array is used, where each element corresponds to a seat.
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Control Flow:
Loops: A while loop is used to allow continuous booking until the user chooses to stop. Conditional Statements: if-else statements are used to validate input, check seat availability, and book seats accordingly.
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Input/Output: Scanner: To read user input for row and seat numbers. System.out.println: To display the seating chart and provide feedback to the user.
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Methods: The code is broken down into smaller, easier-to-understand parts, making it more organized and reusable.
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Variables and Data Types: Variables: Variables are used to store information such as the number of rows, seats per row, row and seat numbers, and user choices. Data Types: int and char data types are used to represent numbers and characters, respectively.
---By understanding and applying these core Java concepts, you can effectively build various applications, including seat booking systems.---
