Computers and Technology, 14.09.2021 14:00 valenciafaithtorres
.Write a static method called absValue that takes an integer and returns the absolute value of that integer.
Create a set of tests that verifies that your method works as it should.
The code you submit should not depend on any outside code [like Math. abs() ].
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