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im pretty much stuck with this problem.

/ **************************************************************************
//
// Airplane.cpp   
//
// Program that displays the seat diagram for an airplane and allows the user
// to select a seat.  If the seat is available, the program marks it as taken
// and displays a new diagram.  If the seat is not available, the program says
// so and asks for another selection.  The program terminates when the user
// asks to stop or all seats are taken.
// 
// **************************************************************************
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

const int NUMROWS = 7;
const int NUMSEATS = 4;

void initPlane(char plane[NUMROWS][NUMSEATS]);
// POSTCONDITION: 
//   plane[x][0] == 'A', 0<=x<=6
//   plane[x][1] == 'B', 0<=x<=6
//   plane[x][2] == 'C', 0<=x<=6
//   plane[x][3] == 'D', 0<=x<=6

void printPlane(char msg[], char plane[NUMROWS][NUMSEATS]);
// POSTCONDITION: The seating layout of the plane has been printed
// to the standard output with an X displayed for each taken seat.

void getSeat(char &row, char &seat);
// POSTCONDITION: 1 <= row <= 7, 'A' <= seat <= 'D'
// Note that getSeat does not check to see if the seat has been taken.

int main()
{
  int seatsTaken = 0;
  int seats = NUMROWS * NUMSEATS;
  char plane[NUMROWS][NUMSEATS];
  char keepGoing = 'y';
  char row, seat;
  int rowIndex, seatIndex;

  initPlane(plane);

  cout << "Choose your seat!" << endl;
  while (seatsTaken < seats && keepGoing == 'y')
    {
      //
      // Show layout and get seat choice
      // 
      printPlane("Plane layout; X designates taken seats", plane);
      cout << "Enter the row(1-7) and seat(A-D) you would like (e.g., 3D): ";
      getSeat(row, seat);

      //
      // Adjust input to use as indices
      //
      rowIndex = row - '1';
      seatIndex = seat - 'A';

      //
      // Check to see if seat is taken
      // 
      if (plane[rowIndex][seatIndex] == 'X')
	cout << "Sorry, " << row << seat << " is already taken." << endl;
      else
	{
	  cout << "OK, you've got " << row << seat << endl;
	  plane[rowIndex][seatIndex] = 'X';
	  seatsTaken++;
	}

      //
      // If there are seats left, see if we should keep going
      // 

      if (seatsTaken < seats)
	{
	cout << "Choose another seat? (y/n) ";
	cin >> keepGoing;
	}
      else
	cout << "Plane is now full!" << endl;
    }

    printPlane("Final seating chart", plane);
}
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void initPlane(char plane[NUMROWS][NUMSEATS]);
// POSTCONDITION: 
//   plane[x][0] == 'A', 0<=x<=6
//   plane[x][1] == 'B', 0<=x<=6
//   plane[x][2] == 'C', 0<=x<=6
//   plane[x][3] == 'D', 0<=x<=6

void printPlane(char msg[], char plane[NUMROWS][NUMSEATS]);
// POSTCONDITION: The seating layout of the plane has been printed
// to the standard output with an X displayed for each taken seat.

void getSeat(char &row, char &seat);
// POSTCONDITION: 1 <= row <= 7, 'A' <= seat <= 'D'
// Note that getSeat does not check to see if the seat has been taken.

Where are the definitions for these function declarations?

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