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Shortest Job First Java

The document shows an example of shortest job first (SJF) scheduling in Java. It defines a Process class with ID, arrival time, and burst time. It adds sample processes to a list, then performs SJF scheduling by adding processes to a priority queue ordered by burst time and tracking waiting time.

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Shortest Job First Java

The document shows an example of shortest job first (SJF) scheduling in Java. It defines a Process class with ID, arrival time, and burst time. It adds sample processes to a list, then performs SJF scheduling by adding processes to a priority queue ordered by burst time and tracking waiting time.

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import java.util.

*;

class Process {

int id;

int arrivalTime;

int burstTime;

public Process(int id, int arrivalTime, int burstTime) {

this.id = id;

this.arrivalTime = arrivalTime;

this.burstTime = burstTime;

public class SJFScheduling {

public static void main(String[] args) {

List<Process> processes = new ArrayList<>();

processes.add(new Process(1, 0, 3));

processes.add(new Process(2, 1, 5));

processes.add(new Process(3, 2, 2));

processes.add(new Process(4, 3, 6));

sjfScheduling(processes);

public static void sjfScheduling(List<Process> processes) {

PriorityQueue<Process> queue = new PriorityQueue<>(Comparator.comparingInt(p ->


p.burstTime));

int currentTime = 0;
int totalWaitingTime = 0;

while (!processes.isEmpty() || !queue.isEmpty()) {

if (!processes.isEmpty() && processes.get(0).arrivalTime <= currentTime) {

queue.add(processes.remove(0));

continue;

if (queue.isEmpty()) {

currentTime = processes.get(0).arrivalTime;

continue;

Process currentProcess = queue.poll();

totalWaitingTime += currentTime - currentProcess.arrivalTime;

currentTime += currentProcess.burstTime;

System.out.println("Process " + currentProcess.id + " completed at time " + currentTime);

System.out.println("Average waiting time: " + (double) totalWaitingTime / (double) queue.size());

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