Java Constructor(String) This constructor will take a string of digits(no commas) and turn it into an UnboundedInt object (MUST BE STRING INPUT)             UnboundedInt add (UnboundedInt ) A method that adds the current UnboundedInt with a passed in one.  The return is a new UnboundedInt.             UnboundedInt multiply (UnboundedInt )  - do this one last! A method that multiplies the current UnboundedInt with a passed in one.  The return is a new UnboundedInt. void addEnd  ( int )  -optional method (helpful) A method to add a new element at the end of the sequence , used for building up each higher term in a single sequence.  (i.e. adding a new IntNode to the linked list) UnboundedInt clone(  ) a method that returns a copy of the original structure boolean equals ( Object ) a method that returns true if linked list represents the same numerical number as the input parameter.  False otherwise.  Overrides method in Object class. String toString ( ) creates a string of all elements in order separated by commas, making sure leading zeros are added when needed.  (i.e.  12,005,016 or  34,000 ) Throw an IllegalStateException if the sequence is empt

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This constructor will take a string of digits(no commas) and turn it into an UnboundedInt object (MUST BE STRING INPUT)

            UnboundedInt add (UnboundedInt )

A method that adds the current UnboundedInt with a passed in one.  The return is a new UnboundedInt.

            UnboundedInt multiply (UnboundedInt )  - do this one last!

A method that multiplies the current UnboundedInt with a passed in one.  The return is a new UnboundedInt.

void addEnd  ( int )  -optional method (helpful)

A method to add a new element at the end of the sequence , used for building up each higher term in a single sequence.  (i.e. adding a new IntNode to the linked list)

UnboundedInt clone(  )

a method that returns a copy of the original structure

boolean equals ( Object )

a method that returns true if linked list represents the same numerical number as the input parameter.  False otherwise.  Overrides method in Object class.

String toString ( )

creates a string of all elements in order separated by commas, making sure leading zeros are added when needed.  (i.e.  12,005,016 or  34,000 )

Throw an IllegalStateException if the sequence is empty

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