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The owner of the theater will never change the number of rows or number of seats in a row. Therefore, when you write your class, you also must create two additional data fields that are constants. Each data field will represent the number of rows or number of columns in your array. Give them a useful name so the reader of your program understands what these values represent. Remember that, as a matter of convention, constant values are written in ALLCAPS, tagged as "static final" and placed so that their scope is the scope of the whole driver class. The ALLCAPS makes it easier for us to quickly read our own code. The "static" tag makes these constant values accessible in both static and non-static methods (in both class and instance methods). The "final" tag means that this value cannot be changed. A

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