The "addDirectedEdge" method in Java Graph allows the addition of a directed edge between two vertices in a graph. This method takes two parameters: the source vertex and the target vertex. Once this method is invoked, a directed edge is created from the source vertex to the target vertex, indicating a one-way connection between them. This method is commonly used in graph algorithms and data structures to create directed graphs and represent directional relationships between vertices.
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