The java.util.concurrent.locks.Condition.signal() method is used in Java to awaken a single thread that is waiting on the associated lock's condition. It is generally used along with the lock and await() methods to implement a synchronization mechanism that allows threads to communicate and coordinate their execution. When the signal() method is called, it selects one waiting thread, if any are present, and signals it to wake up. The awakened thread can then proceed with its execution.
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