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I'm writing a classic airplane seating program. The program runs fine except for two things:

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2) I would like for there to be a line below the seating chart saying that there are XX number of seats available. When user makes reservations, the line should update every time under the seating chart saying that there are such and such number of seats available. How to implement this?

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char[][] seats = new char [8][6];
ArrayList<String> reservedSeats = new ArrayList<>();
for (int i=0;i<8;i++){

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