Flight Reservation System I

Objectives

• Displaying output on the console.
• Obtaining input from the console using the Scanner class.
• Using variables to store data.
• Implementing selection control using if statements.
• Implementing selection control using switch statements.
• Writing programs for executing statements repeatedly using loops.

Task Overview

Develop a Java program for managing seat reservations on a small flight. The flight contains 10 seats numbered (11, 12, 21, 22, .., 51, and 52).

Menu Options 1- Reserve a new empty seat. 2- Delete a reserved seat. 3- Delete all reserved seats. 4- Print out the number of reserved seats. 5- Quit.

Option Details

Reserve a New Empty Seat

• Prompt the user to enter a valid seat number.
• Check if the entered seat number is valid.
• If valid, check if the seat is empty.
  • If not empty, prompt the user to re-enter a new seat number.
  • If empty, mark it as reserved.

Delete a Reserved Seat

• Prompt the user to enter a valid seat number.
• Check if the entered seat number is valid.
• If valid, check if the seat is reserved.
  • If empty, prompt the user to re-enter a new seat number.
  • If not empty, mark it as not reserved.

Delete All Reserved Seats

• Mark all seats as not reserved.

Print out Number of Reserved Seats

• Display the number of reserved seats. Quit
• Exit the program execution.