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17: Chapter 8: Handling a number as different types (Method Overloading) J o pulli UCILISIS lule zyBooks catalog Help/FAQ 31.47 Chapter 8: Handling a number as different types (Method Overloading) Write an overloaded method called divide_by_two() that can handle a number between 1-5 as an int, double, or String. • The method should be able to handle the String version with upper or lower case letters in any location in the String. ACTIVITY 31.47.1: Chapter 8: Handling a number as different types (Method Overloading) 0/5 Load default template Main.java catch(Exception not_double) try input string - scnr.next: method.result = divide-by-two(input string); System.out.print(input_string divided by two equals : catch(Exception not_string) method result - -1; keep_reading - false; if(method_result !- -1.0) System.out.println(method_result); Develop mode Submit mode Run your program as often as you'd like, before submitting for grading. Below, type any needed Input values in the first box, then click Run program and observe the program's output in the in second box

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Answer 1

The definitions of the above methods are:

public static double divide_by_two(int input){
       double ip = new Double(input);
       return (ip/2.0);
   }
   public static double divide_by_two(double input){
       return (input/2.0);
   }
   public static double divide_by_two(String input){
       double ip = Double.parseDouble(input);
       return (ip/2.0);
   }

Please let me know in case any further functionality required into the methods.