Queueing Theory And Java

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problems with exceptions - Java Programming Forums

Ok so basically what i need to do is create a simulation to show my manager because she is keen to reduce the waiting times of those customers standing in line ready to purchase their items. She can simply achieve this by opening more lines, however, she does not want to employ more cashiers than required. She has calculated that customers remain happy if they are served within 8 minutes of joining the queue. she wants to calculate the ‘optimal’ number of cashiers which need to be available in order keep the waiting times below 8 minutes. I have 5 different classes of code which are in effect linking with one and other, i do not know if i need to use exceptions or not, can some of you please shed some light as to whether or not i need to use them.

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