Java Box is a class in the Java programming language that is used to encapsulate a single value into an object. It is part of the java.lang package and provides methods to convert between primitive types and their corresponding object types. The Box class allows developers to wrap primitive values such as int, boolean, char, etc., into their corresponding object types (Integer, Boolean, Character, etc.), allowing them to be used in situations where an object is required. This is especially useful when working with collections or frameworks that only accept objects. The Box class follows the concept of autoboxing and unboxing, which automatically converts between primitive types and their corresponding object types when necessary.
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