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Create a class called Animal that implements the Runnable interface.
In the main method create 2 instances of the Animal class, one called rabbit and one called turtle. Make them "user" threads, as opposed to daemon threads. Some detail about the Animal class. It has instance variables, name, position, speed, and restMax. It has a static boolean winner. It starts as false. The position represents the position in the race for this Animal object. The restMax represents how long the Animal rests between each time it runs.
The rabbit rests longer than the turtle, but the rabbit has a higher speed. Let's make up some values to make this simulation more concrete.
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