The `java.awt.Font.getStyle()` method is used to get the style of a particular font object. The style can be one of the following four constants defined in the `Font` class: `PLAIN`, `BOLD`, `ITALIC`, or `BOLD+ITALIC`. The style of a font affects how the characters are displayed, such as adding emphasis or making them appear in a different weight. This method is typically used in conjunction with other font-related operations to customize the appearance of text in Java applications and graphical user interfaces.
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