The Display.getDefault method in Java retrieves the default display for the system. A display represents a physical or virtual output device, such as a monitor or screen. This method returns the default display that is associated with the current user interface environment. It provides a way to obtain information about the default display or manipulate its properties. The returned object of this method can be used to perform various operations on the default display, such as getting its dimensions, changing its properties, or creating windows and widgets on it.
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