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Asked by jiwonman in Java Programming Language
I am working on th CPU scheduling and got stuck on this one.
I finished FCFS, but for SJF, in easy way, I am thinking about sorting numbers in the input file.
let's say.
I have these integer lines in the number.txt file
39 31 9
48 25 22
62 12 91
76 54 80
86 49 22
102 54 12
111 75 32
120 35 21
I want to sort the integer lines based on middle numbers and save it in number2.file.(another name) from smallest to largest and swap the lines.
ex)
62 12 91
48 25 22
39 31 9
120 35 21
86 49 22
76 54 80
complete code for this would be really nice and appreciated. this part seems tricky, but i think this is best way to implement numbers into my program. let me know asap!
20091021-EE-VQP-81 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
