Semester Project - Input Library and Language Selection

Thomas J. Kennedy

Contents:

1 Deliverables

2 Handling Input

If you have not already done so… read the Semester Project Description

1 Deliverables

Submit a single archive that contains a/an:

updated README.md
input library in your selected language

2 Handling Input

Your first steps should be to:

Select the input library that matches your language of choice from https://github.com/cstkennedy/cs417-examples/tree/master/SemesterProject-CPU-Temps.
Preprocess the Semester Project input data into a usable form.

Consider the following table. Each column would represent a single “array.”

Time (sec)	Core 0	Core 1	Core 2	Core 3
0	61.0	63.0	50.0	58.0
30	80.0	81.0	68.0	77.0
60	62.0	63.0	52.0	60.0
90	83.0	82.0	70.0	79.0
120	68.0	69.0	58.0	65.0

Conceptually, this “table” can be represented by five vectors (or similar data structure), e.g.,

Example 1: Data Structures: C++

std::vector<int> time = {};
std::vector<double> readings_core_0 = {};
std::vector<double> readings_core_1 = {};
std::vector<double> readings_core_2 = {};
std::vector<double> readings_core_3 = {};

Example 2: Data Structures: Java

int[] time = new int[numberOfReadings];
double[] readings_core_0 = new double[numberOfReadings]; 
double[] readings_core_1 = new double[numberOfReadings]; 
double[] readings_core_2 = new double[numberOfReadings]; 
double[] readings_core_3 = new double[numberOfReadings];

Example 3: Data Structures: Python

time = []
readings_core_0 = []
readings_core_1 = []
readings_core_2 = []
readings_core_3 = []