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(b) A programmer would like to modify the StringAnalyzer class to limit the length of the large string that can be passed as input to countRepeat countRepeat. A call to countRepeat with a value of largest that is longer than the maximum length would return -1. The programmer would changes to the signature of the countRepeat method or overloading countRepeat. Write a description of how you would change the stringAnalyzer class in order to support this modification. Do not write the
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