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Write binary calculator java code using object-oriented
The calculator should +,-,* and /
The calculator should convert from binary to decimal, then decimal to binary.
The calculator should also apply for hexadecimal the same procedure as the binary calculator
Use one of the four pillars of Object-oriented programming. And Don't only use the main method.
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