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## Example
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The following shows a minimal example where the polynomial aliases the vector defining the coefficients.
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The constructor ensures that there are no trailing zeros. The `@register` call ensures a common interface. This example subtypes `StandardBasisPolynomial`, not `AbstractPolynomial`, and consequently inherits the methods above that otherwise would have been required. For other bases, more methods may be necessary to define (again, refer to [`ChebyshevT`](@ref) for an example).
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The constructor ensures that there are no trailing zeros. The `@register` call ensures a common interface. This example subtypes `StandardBasisPolynomial`, not `AbstractPolynomial`, and consequently inherits the methods above that otherwise would have been required. For other bases, more methods may be necessary to define (again, refer to [`ChebyshevT`](@ref) for an example).
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