Write a program that computes the power of an integer a* where the base is a and the exponent is x, recursively. You should write your code in a single file named “Problem2.java" which contains a main method that reads in integer base a from users and exponent x and calls method power to perform the computation recursively.

Write a program that computes the power of an integer a* where the base is a and the exponent is x, recursively. You should write your code in a single file named “Problem2.java" which contains a main method that reads in integer base a from users and exponent x and calls method power to perform the computation recursively.

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