Apply the first-fit, best-fit, and worst-fit algorithms separately the given processes in sequence from P1 to P4 and Identify which algorithm makes the most efficient use of memory? Show every step for process assignment, also discuss the internal and external fragmentation in the scenario.
P1 - 250 KB, P2 - 390 KB, P3 - 150 KB, P4 - 517 KB
First fit algorithm : The first job claims the first memory which is large enough for the process
Memory block size | Job number | Job size | Status | Internal fragmentation |
220 KB | P3 | 150 KB | Busy | 70 KB |
460 KB | P1 | 250 KB | Busy | 210 KB |
100 KB | Free | 100 KB | ||
340 KB | Free | 340 KB | ||
730 KB | P2 | 390 KB | Busy | 340 KB |
Total available : 1850 KB |
Total used : 790 KB |
Total I. F : 1060 KB |
Best fit : It allocates the smallest memory which is large enough to hold the process
Memory block size | Job number | Job size | Status | Internal fragmentation |
220 KB | P3 | 150 KB | Busy | 70 KB |
460 KB | P2 | 390 KB | Busy | 70 KB |
100 KB | Free | 100 KB | ||
340 KB | P1 | 250 KB | Busy | 90 KB |
730 KB | P4 | 517 KB | Busy | 213 KB |
Total available : 1850 KB |
Total used : 1307 KB |
Total I. F : 543 KB |
Worst fit : The algorithm allocates the largest memory which is enough to hold the process.
Memory block size | Job number | Job size | Status | Internal fragmentation |
220 KB | Free | 220 Kb | ||
460 KB | P2 | 390 KB | Busy | 70 KB |
100 KB | Free | 100 KB | ||
340 KB | P3 | 150 KB | Busy | 190 KB |
730 KB | P1 | 250 KB | Busy | 480 KB |
Total available : 1850 KB |
Total used : 790 KB |
Total I. F : 1060 KB |
Best fit algorithm makes the most efficient use of memory. In these algorithms, internal fragmentation happens.
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