Node parent = new Node("Parent"); Node child1 = new Node("Child 1"); Node child2 = new Node("Child 2"); parent.addChild(child1); parent.addChild(child2); IterableIn this example, we create a parent node and two child nodes. We then add the child nodes to the parent using the addChild() method. Finally, we retrieve the list of children using the getChildren() method and print out their names. The package library for this example is not specified, as Node is not a built-in class in Java. Depending on the specific use case, the Node class and its associated methods may be part of a larger library, such as a tree data structure library.children = parent.getChildren(); for (Node child : children) { System.out.println(child.getName()); }