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Challenge: Multiples calculator

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Challenge: Multiples calculator

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(bright music) - [Instructor] Time for another challenge. In this challenge, you get to practice what you learned about the Fork/Join framework, mainly about the divide and conquer or recursive way of dealing with a large task, executing it as a ForkJoinTask in the ForkJoinPool. Here, I want you to work on a program named Multiples Calculator. This program finds the number of multiples of a given number in a list of random integers. The list of random integers can grow up to a size of 10 million or even more if you wish. The list size, divisor and the threshold value are obtained as user input. I provided the partially written code for you to complete. In the code, you can find two classes named MultiplesCalculator and MultiplesCalculatorMain. MultiplesCalculator represents the ForkJoinTask that you'll be implementing. You should write your code in these two classes. First of all, you should decide from which ForkJoinTask subclass should the MultiplesCalculator be extended. Then…

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