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9/22/2016https://ay16.moodle.umn.edu/pluginfle.php/1138798/mod_resource/content/2/lab2.htmlhttps://ay16.moodle.umn.edu/pluginfle.php/1138798/mod_resource/content/2/lab2.html1/2Computer Laboratory 2CSci 1913: Introduction to Algorithms,Data Structures, and Program DevelopmentSeptember 20–21, 20160. Introduction.In this laboratory assignment, you will write a Python class calledZillion. The classZillionimplements adecimal counter that allows numbers with an effectively inFnite number of digits. Of course the number of digitsisn’t really inFnite, since it is bounded by the amount of memory in your computer, but it can be very large.1. Examples.Here are some examples of how your classZillionmust work. I’ll Frst create an instance ofZillion. Thestring gives the initial value of the counter. Blanks and commas in the string are ignored.z = Zillion('999 999 999 998')This instance ofZillioncontains the number nine hundred ninety nine billion, nine hundred ninety ninemillion, nine hundred and ninety nine thousand, nine hundred and ninety eight. This is much larger than themaximum number that can be represented in a C++ or Javaintvariable, which is only 2 147 483 647, or aroundtwo billion.I’ll add 1 to the counter, by calling the methodincrement, and I’ll print the counter by calling the methodtoString. I should see999999999999(twelve nines) printed.z.increment()print(z.toString())I’ll add 1 to the counter again, and print its digits as before. I should see1000000000000(one with twelvezeroes) printed.z.increment()print(z.toString())±inally, I’ll test if the counter contains zero by calling the methodisZero. Of coursez.isZero()will returnFalse. ButZillion('0').isZero()will returnTrue.2. Theory.Your classZillionmust represent a number internally as a list of one or more digits. Each digitdin the list is aninteger 0 ≤d≤ 9. ±or example, the number1234must be represented as the list[1, 2, 3, 4]. Although Pythonprovides long integers that can have arbitrarily many digits, the classZillionmust not use long integers.Youwill receive zero points for this assignment if you use Python’s long integers in any way!The methodincrementmust work like this. Starting at the right end of the list, and moving toward the leftend, it must change9’s into0’s, until it Fnds a digit that is not9, or until there are no more digits left to bevisited. If it stops because it has found a digit that is not9, then it must add1to that digit. If it stops becausethere are no more digits left, then it must add1to the front of the list. ±or example, if the list is[1, 2, 9], thenincrementwill Frst change the9at the end of the list to a0, then add1to the digit2, resulting in[1,3,0].Similarly, if the list is[9,9], thenincrementwill change both9’s to0’s, then add1to the front of the list,resulting in[1, 0, 0].Hint: unlike the previous lab, you are using lists instead of tuples. Lists are mutable objects, so you canchange their elements. In fact, youmustchange list elements, or your program will not work correctly.3. Implementation.
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