Write a program that support all five scheduling algorithms using Java programming language. Your work should be implemented in object oriented approach. The progra must have the following classes; - Process - FCFS - SJF - SRTF - RR - Priority - Main Tips: - A group of two students should complete the assignment. - For each 24-hour late submission, 1 mark penalty counted. - Copying/distribution is strictly prohibited. In such case, both sides will loss marks. - Write necessary constructors and methods for all classes. - The program should have an output as shown in below figure. The result of all scheduling algorithms with their Gantt Chart are printed consecutively. Ronde FCFS Scheduling Algorithm Process Arrival Tine Burst Tine Priority Completion time kaiting time Turn Around Time 1 16 14 6 22 13 19 Average waiting time - 5.75 Average tum around time - 11.25 Gantt Chart: P1|P2|P3|P4| SIF Scheduling Aigorithm process Arrival Time Burst Tine Priority Completion time kaiting time Turn Around Time 5 4 22 12 20 6 14 11 Average waiting time - 5.25 Average turn around time - 10.75 Gantt Chart: P1|P2|P4|P3|

Write a program that support all five scheduling algorithms using Java programming language. Your work should be implemented in object oriented approach. The progra must have the following classes; - Process - FCFS - SJF - SRTF - RR - Priority - Main Tips: - A group of two students should complete the assignment. - For each 24-hour late submission, 1 mark penalty counted. - Copying/distribution is strictly prohibited. In such case, both sides will loss marks. - Write necessary constructors and methods for all classes. - The program should have an output as shown in below figure. The result of all scheduling algorithms with their Gantt Chart are printed consecutively. Ronde FCFS Scheduling Algorithm Process Arrival Tine Burst Tine Priority Completion time kaiting time Turn Around Time 1 16 14 6 22 13 19 Average waiting time - 5.75 Average tum around time - 11.25 Gantt Chart: P1|P2|P3|P4| SIF Scheduling Aigorithm process Arrival Time Burst Tine Priority Completion time kaiting time Turn Around Time 5 4 22 12 20 6 14 11 Average waiting time - 5.25 Average turn around time - 10.75 Gantt Chart: P1|P2|P4|P3|

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