Description
# Problem Set 4
## Overview
In this problem set, you will be building a RAM simulator in Python and using it to see the running times of different RAM programs.
## Writing the Simulator
Your first step will be implementing the different commands that your RAM simulator will support. In the `simulator.py` file, replace all the TODOs and `pass` statements with your own code.
## Running the Experiments
For Problem 2, we ask you to implement the two RAM programs. Fill out these programs under `prog1` and `prog2`, respectively. Once you have done this, you can use our provided graphing template to plot the running times of each program.
To generate and save the plots as a `running_times.png` file, run:
“`bash
python3 experiments.py
“`
## Running the Included Tests
The problem set also includes some tests for you to test your code.
**Note:** Passing all included (local) tests does not necessarily mean your code is correct, or that you will get a 100%, but it is a good start. Do your best to check base cases, corner cases, and robustness on your own.
To run the tests, type in your terminal:
“`bash
python3 tests.py
“`
## Finished Early?
Write your own RAM program to test your simulator!
