b. Now implement another method, multipleOfChecker, that takes two arguments, both integers. It then prints whether...

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b. Now implement another method, multipleOfChecker, that takes two arguments, both integers. It then prints whether or not the first number is a multiple of the second number. For instance: multipleOfChecker (16, 4); multipleOfChecker (11, 3); // Should Print "16 is a multiple of 4" // Should Print "11 is not a multiple of 3" You should test your methods in main using various combinations of inputs to rule out any logical bugs. b. Now implement another method, multipleOfChecker, that takes two arguments, both integers. It then prints whether or not the first number is a multiple of the second number. For instance: multipleOfChecker (16, 4); multipleOfChecker (11, 3); // Should Print "16 is a multiple of 4" // Should Print "11 is not a multiple of 3" You should test your methods in main using various combinations of inputs to rule out any logical bugs.