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✦   Random Seating Chart

Create Random Seats for an 18-Person Computer Lab

A computer lab has eighteen working stations arranged in three rows.

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Set up the input

Run the example

Set six seats per row, assign seats, and pair the row and seat labels with the machine numbers.

Example output

Illustrative result. A new draw can produce a different selection or order.

RowSeats in order
11. 18 · 2. 16 · 3. 14 · 4. 12 · 5. 10 · 6. 8
21. 6 · 2. 4 · 3. 2 · 4. 1 · 5. 3 · 6. 5
31. 7 · 2. 9 · 3. 11 · 4. 13 · 5. 15 · 6. 17

Check the result

Expect three full rows of six. Reserve accessibility or specialist stations manually, then map the random positions to the remaining machines if needed. For fixed or accessible seats, handle those assignments separately and map the generated positions to the remaining seats.

Open the regular Random Seating Chart.

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