The java.awt.Cursor class in Java is used to represent a mouse cursor that is displayed on a user interface. The Cursor class provides a way to change the appearance of the cursor to various predefined system cursors, such as arrows, crosshairs, hand, and text selection. It also allows creating custom cursors by using images. The Cursor class provides methods to get and set the cursor's type, set the cursor to be visible or invisible, and obtain information about the cursor's size and position. This class is mainly used in GUI programming to provide visual feedback and enhance user interactions.
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