Java CloneNotSupportedException is an exception that is thrown when an attempt to clone an object is made from a class that does not implement the Cloneable interface. This exception is a checked exception, which means it needs to be declared in the method signature or caught using a try-catch block. It serves as a deterrent to prevent cloning of objects that are not designed to be cloned, ensuring that the cloning process is only performed on those objects that explicitly support it.
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