The `Font.deriveFont` method in Java is used to create a new `Font` object that is a derived version of an existing `Font`. This method allows you to specify new values for various font attributes, such as size, style, and transform, while retaining other attributes from the original font. The returned `Font` object can then be used to render text with the updated font properties. This method is particularly useful when you want to create variants of a base font without modifying the original font object.
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