In Java, java.math.UUID is a class that represents universally unique identifiers (UUIDs). A UUID is a 128-bit value that guarantees global uniqueness across all devices and systems. The class provides methods to generate random UUIDs, retrieve the string representation of a UUID, and compare UUIDs for equality. It is commonly used in various applications to uniquely identify objects, such as database entries, network resources, or computer-generated data.
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