The java.awt.JTabbedPane class is a container that allows multiple tabbed pages to be displayed in a single window. It provides a tabbed interface where each tab represents a separate panel with its own content. Users can switch between tabs by clicking on the corresponding tab headers. The JTabbedPane class also supports various customization options, such as adding icons or components to tab headers, enabling or disabling tabs, and specifying the placement of the tab headers within the container. This class is part of the Java Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) and is commonly used in graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for organizing and navigating between different views or panels in a desktop application.
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