The java.awt.Set.addAll method is a functionality provided by the Java programming language that allows a Set to add all the elements from another collection into itself. By calling this method, all the elements from the specified collection are added to the Set, if they are not already present. This method is useful when there is a need to merge two sets together or when there is a requirement to add multiple elements into a Set at once, without having to add them individually.
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