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In java, Write a method void popMult(int k) for the ArrayBoundedStack class which will pop k items from this. Throw a StackUnderflowException and don't pop anything if there are fewer than k items on this. This is a method of the ArrayBoundedStack class. DO NOT USE ANY OTHER METHODS OF THE ARRAYBOUNDEDSTACK CLASS.
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