IO events in my CPU simulator

Question

I am using random numbers to simulate IO requests in this CPU simulator.
Status is the status of the process on the CPU.
I just need to know if I have the logic correct for the IO request code shown below.
This method is run in a loop every time the CPU has to determine if the process is running or waiting for IO.
Any more information needed then just say.
Thanks anyone
if(IOEvent.equals("running"))
               if(randomNumber > randomNumberForCPULoading)
                    if(randomNumber > randomNumberForCPULoading)
                         IOEvent = "complete";
                         status = "running";                              
                    else
                         IOEvent = "running";
                         status = "waiting";     
               else
                    IOEvent = "ready";
status = "running";          
          else if(IOEvent.equals("waiting"))
               if(randomNumber > randomNumberForCPULoading)
                    IOEvent = "ready";
                    status = "running";                         
          }

Answer 1

So your suggesting that the two if statements you were talking about give the same result as they are the same variables.
Maybe in the second statement I should have:
if(randomNumber2 > randomNumberForCPULoading2)With this changed does the code look okay or does it need more work?
And no the results of the test were incorrect i.e. I get this output:
| Process | Status |
2 ready
3 ready
4 ready
5 ready
6 ready
2 complete
3 ready
4 ready
5 ready
6 ready
2 complete
3 ready
4 ready
5 ready
6 ready
2 complete
3 ready
4 ready
5 ready
6 ready
3 complete
4 ready
5 ready
6 ready
3 complete
4 ready
5 ready
6 ready
(more output occurred although I dont think theres any point in showing all of it)
Cheers for the replies
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John4938