The java.time.LocalDate class in Java represents a date without a time component. It provides methods to manipulate and extract date information such as year, month, and day. Java 8 introduced this class as part of the new date and time API, replacing the previous Date and Calendar classes. LocalDate is immutable, meaning once created, its value cannot be changed. It provides convenient methods to perform various operations such as adding or subtracting days, months, or years, comparing dates, and formatting dates. Overall, LocalDate simplifies date-related operations in Java, offering a more flexible and reliable solution for working with dates.
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