A Java Dimension is a class that represents the size (width and height) of a component or object in a Java graphical user interface. It is used to define the dimensions of GUI elements such as windows, panels, and images. The Dimension class provides methods to set and get the width and height values, as well as perform operations such as scaling, resizing, and comparing dimensions. It allows developers to control the layout and appearance of GUI components accurately and uniformly across different platforms and devices.
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