The Java Iterable interface represents a collection of elements that can be iterated (looped) over. It provides a standard way to traverse and access the elements in a specific order. Implementing the Iterable interface allows an object to be looped over using the "foreach" loop syntax. This interface requires the implementation of a single method, iterator(), which returns an Iterator object that can be used to iterate over the elements in the collection. By implementing the Iterable interface, Java classes can provide a consistent and convenient way for other classes or methods to iterate over their elements.
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