(MUST BE DONE IN JAVA)

To control the order in which allocation, deallocation, and compaction of blocks occurs, an input file

shall be used to list actions (see 2.3.1) to be performed. This means that the file is to be read by your

program running the actions line by line. Simulation results shall be stored in one or more files

according to 2.3.2.

If there is not enough memory to allocate a block, the program should skip the instruction that

would lead to an error and continue the execution with the following statement, if any. The same

applies if a deallocation instruction refers to a non-existing ID. Note that all the occurred errors must

be documented and printed in the output file(s).

Also, all file paths shall be relative to your working directory