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Assume there is a static method called that takes a string parameter. its prototype is below: public static string (string division) this method will return the answer to any division-based question, but… it will throw exceptions in the following cases:
• nullpointerexception is thrown if you pass it "null" instead of an actual division string
• is thrown if the length of the characters in the division name is less than 7
• is thrown
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