ClassroomOrganizer.java

ClassroomOrganizer will simulate a terminal prompt where the user can input commands to

edit and print the locations of students. Before describing the commands, we will explore the

format of the classroom in the output. Here$$s an example of the output formatting for a

classroom with $2$ rows and $4$ columns, with some seats assigned:

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# ABC # # DE # FGHI #

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# J # # KLMNO # #

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You can observe that the output formatting has the following features:

$$ At the top and bottom, as well as between each classroom row, there$$s a row of #$.$

$$ On the left and right, as well as between each classroom column, there$$s a column for #$.$

$$ The length $($in number of characters$)$ of each column is determined by the student who

has the longest name. It should fit that name, as well as one space to the left and one to

the right. Columns always have a length of at least $3,$ even if no student is seated

anywhere in that column.

$$ Names are always centered. If it$$s impossible to center it exactly $($like DE$),$ one more

space will be added to the right of the name in the output.