The java ExecutorService.invokeAll is a method that takes a collection of Callable tasks and submits them to be executed by the executor service. It returns a list of Future objects that represent the tasks' results. This method blocks until all the tasks have completed or until an exception occurs. It allows for running multiple tasks concurrently and provides a convenient way to retrieve the results of each task.
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