How to properly test exceptions in Kotlin with JUnit?

Hello everyone! I'm new to Kotlin and trying to write unit tests for my project. Previously I wrote in Java, where I used `@Test(expected = ...)` or `try-catch` blocks to check exceptions. But in Kotlin I ran into a problem — the code became less readable, and I'm not sure I'm doing everything correctly. I have a function `divide(a: Int, b: Int): Int` that throws `IllegalArgumentException` if the divisor is zero. Here's how I tried to test it: ```kotlin @Test fun testDivisionByZero() { try { divide(10, 0) fail("Exception expected") } catch (e: IllegalArgumentException) { // success } } ``` This works, but looks cumbersome. I've heard that Kotlin has more modern approaches, for example, using `assertThrows` from JUnit 5.