Use open-source textbook: http://eloquentjavascript.net/07_elife.html . Read pro

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Use open-source textbook: http://eloquentjavascript.net/07_elife.html . Read project topics: Definition, Representing space, A critter’s programming interface, The world object, this and its scope, Animating life, and It Moves. This is all the code that i'd like to concern this project with, do not include More Life Forms or any of the preceding code or topics. Goal is to adapt the code read in those mentioned topics such that when you run; animateWorld(world); under the "It Moves" topic, instead of the BouncingCritters being represented by "o" strings i'd like each BouncingCritter to each be represented by a distinct number(1,2,3,....,n) that is kept track of through the different iterations. Each critter should be its own unique object thus each BouncingCritter is stored in memory and kept track of individually.
Provide the code discussed in the mentioned topics with the adapted code to meet the change described using JavaScript

Explanation / Answer

package com;
public class PlynomialDemo
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{

String s1 = "4x^14-3x^12+4x^4+78";
String s2 = "-4x^4-3x^12+4x^17-78";

PolynomialInterface exAsIndex1 = new ArrayWithExponentAsIndexPolynomial(s1);
PolynomialInterface exAsIndex2 = new ArrayWithExponentAsIndexPolynomial(s2);
PolynomialInterface exAsIndex3;
  

exAsIndex3 = exAsIndex1.subtract(exAsIndex2);

System.out.println("exAsIndex3 = exAsIndex1.subtract(exAsIndex2) " + exAsIndex3);
System.out.println();

}
}

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