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</html><description>In Java, the import statement is used to bring classes or interfaces from other packages. It allows programmers to use classes or interfaces from other packages in their code without needing to use the fully qualified class name. Here are some common usages of import statements: Import a single class or interface: import com.example.MyClass; import [&hellip;]</description></oembed>
