Assigned: Tuesday January 21, 2003
Deadline: Tuesday January 28, 2003
		Questions 1 and 2 are due BEFORE class 
          	Program is due at MIDNIGHT 

Questions:

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Question 1:

Find the error(s) in each of the following statements:

 a) Assume that: char str[5];

        cin >> str; // User types "Hello"

 b) Assume that: int a[3];

        cout << a[1] << " "  << a[2] << " " << a[3] << endl;

 c) Assume that: double d[2][10];

        d[1,9] = 2.345;


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Question 2: What does the program do?

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

void someFunction( int [], int, int);

int main()
  {
  const int arraySize = 10;
  int a[ arraySize ] = { 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 };
  cout << "The values in the array are: " << endl;
  someFunction ( a, 0, arraySize);
  cout << endl;
  return 0;
  }

void someFunction( int b[], int current, int size )
  {
  if( current < size )
        {
        someFunction( b, current + 1, size );
        cout << b[current] << " ";
        }
  }



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WRITE THE BELOW PROGRAM which is An extension to Problem 4.20 from Deitel
and Deitel:


The purpose of this program is to introduce you to the use of ARRAYS.
Name the program Airline, and let it reside in a directory called
1730_program2.  Be sure to modularize your program properly (use functions
when appropriate) and include meaningful comments.


A small airline has just purchased a computer for its new automated
reservations system. You have been asked to program the new system. You
are to write a program to assign seats on each flight of the airline's
only plane (capacity: 15 seats).  Your program should display the following
menu of alternatives

  PLEASE TYPE

        'F' FOR FIRST CLASS TICKET
        'E' FOR ECONOMY SEATING.
        'V' FOR VIEW SEATING CHART
        'Q' FOR QUIT PROGRAM

If the person types "F", your program should assign a seat in the first
class section (seats 1-5). If a person types "E", your program should assign
a seat in the coach section (seats 6-15). If a person types 'V', it prints
out the seating chart indicating which seats are reserved and which are
empty. Your program should print a boarding pass indicating the person's
seat number and whether it is first class or coach seating on the plane.
The program should continue running until the user enters 'Q' to
quit the program.

Your program should never assign a seat that has already been assigned. When
first class or the economy section is full, your program should ask the
user if they wish to be placed in the other section. If yes, then make the
appropriate seating assignment. If no, print the message, "Next flight leaves
in 3 hours."

HINTS: Use an array to represent the seating chart. Initialize all the
elements of the array to 0 to indicate all seats are empty. As each seat
is assigned, set the corresponding elements to 1 to indicate the seat is
no longer available.

REQUIREMENTS:

 * You must use at least two FUNCTIONS in your program. At least one must
   return a value. At least one must pass an array as its argument.

 * You must submit the at least the following files (i.e., all the files
   necessary to compile your program):

        README.txt
        Airline.cpp
        Makefile

 To submit the files, you will need to use the submit program.  Your files
 need to be under a common subdirectory called "1730_program2".

 Execute the below command line while in your homedirectory:
   submit 1730_program2 cs1730

 NOTE: you need to be LOGGED ONTO ajax when you execute the submit command.