A MAC address has the format $HH$:$HH$:$HH$:$HH$:$HH$:$HH,$ where $H$ is any hexadecimal digit. A hexadecimal digit takes on the values $0-9$ and A$-$F $($uppercase letters$).$ Write a Java method that takes a variable of type String and returns a boolean value. The method returns true if the argument contains a valid MAC address, and false otherwise. Use the following information:

A valid MAC address length $=17$

A valid MAC address has the colon character : located at indices $2,5,8,11,14$

The method's header is as follows.

public static boolean macValidation$($String $s)$

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