Seat Checker

You are given a seating arrangement of a hall represented as a matrix of characters, where each element is either O (indicating an available seat) or X (indicating an occupied seat). You are also given a row index and a column index. Your task is to determine whether the seat at the given position is "Occupied" (if the character is X) or "Available" (if the character is O).

Note: The indices start from 0. In other words, the top-left seat is at position (0, 0).

The mathematical condition can be expressed as:

[ \text{status} = \begin{cases} \text{\texttt{Occupied}} & \text{if } S_{ij} = \texttt{X},\[6pt] \text{\texttt{Available}} & \text{if } S_{ij} = \texttt{O}, \end{cases} ]

where (S_{ij}) is the seat at row (i) and column (j).

inputFormat

The input is read from standard input (stdin) in the following format:

1. The first line contains two integers r and c, the number of rows and columns in the seating arrangement.
2. The next r lines each contain c characters separated by spaces, each being either O or X.
3. The last line contains two integers, the row index and the column index of the seat to check.

outputFormat

Print a single word to standard output (stdout): either Occupied or Available, based on the seating status of the specified seat.

3 3
O X O
O O O
X X O
0 1

Occupied