Given a String? containing words separated by the " " (space) character, write a method wordLengths that return a
Map<String, Int> mapping each word that is contained in the String to its length.
require that the passed String? is not null.
So, for example, given the String "Wow that is amazing", you would return a map with four mappings:
"Wow" to 3, "that" to 4, "is" to 2, and "amazing" to 7.
Note that you should not need any import statements, since Lists are built-in to Kotlin and always available.
You're challenge is to write tests for this problem described above.
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