my Taylor series results

Here's a link for output from my Taylor series program — the detailed version I wrote for my own tests. Once you get the adaptation of the book's code done *correctly* (ouch!), it really does work for sine and cosine of any real x. Without looking at the details for each sum and term, though, not to mention really thinking about it, I would not have found my errors.

I have tested values from all four quadrants of the plane in a variety of magnitudes, although only a few are shown here. You can compare results with the ones a calculator gives you. Note that a TI-89 will calculate a Taylor polynomial of given degree; there are TI-89 emulators online that look and work just like the real thing.

The program that you should submit needs only show the bit that follows "recap" up to "do another": you may wish to write two complete programs, one with all of the detail and a second that cuts the detail after the first one is correct. In that case, submit two .jars, one called Taylor.jar and the other, TaylorDetail.jar. Include the sources in both cases.