Yes, Java FX can be utilized to design a theatre seating arrangement divided into 3 sections, comprising a total of 60 seats, 20 in each section. The UI can be designed using various Java FX components such as GridPane, Button, Label, and ImageView. The seating layout can be represented using a GridPane where each seat is represented by a Button component, and the availability of the seat can be represented by the color of the button. The layout can be subdivided into three sections by dividing the GridPane into three sections using ColumnConstraints and RowConstraints. The labels can be used to display the section name and the seat number, and ImageView can be used to display the theatre screen. The user can interact with the UI by selecting the seat which updates the availability of the seat based on the selection.
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