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Creating a HelloWorld class and invoking its method

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Given several fragments of a simple Java program operating with a HelloWorld class and its instance method, your task is to reorder these pieces into a complete, runnable program. The resulting program should create an instance of the HelloWorld class, call its instance method, and produce an output. Ensure proper organization and compliance with Java best practices. Vary from the standard practices on one point, though: Do not put the static method before the instance method.

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                HelloWorld object = new HelloWorld();
              
                return "Hello, World!";
              
                }
              
                }
              
                public static void main(String[] args) {
              
                System.out.println(object.toString());
              
                public class HelloWorld {
              
                @Override
              
                public String toString(){
              
                }
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