Random Seats (4)

1. Extend your previous exercise so that your program is flexible enough to handle lists with other sizes. You may test your program with students-80.txt and seats-80.txt.
2. Bonus: If your program can handle the case when the total number of students and the total number of seats do not match, you should emphasize this when you submit the homework.
   • Case 1: There are less students than seats.
     This is easy. Just stop when there is no more student to be printed out.
   • Case 2: There are more students than seats.
     If your program simply stops printing when it runs out of seats, the user may never notice that he/she supplies insufficient seats. Therefore, a better design is to re-use the seat arrangement in the last row. For example, if you totally have 26 students, but the seats file accidentally to contain only

     
     4
     5
     6
     
     

     Then a solution is that the program prints out students as if the seats arrangment is 4,5,6,6,6.