The java.util.concurrent.Map.containsKey method is a built-in function in the Java programming language that returns a boolean value indicating whether a given key is present in the concurrent map or not. It allows users to efficiently check the existence of a specific key in a concurrent map, which is a thread-safe version of the standard Java map. This method provides a way to perform the key containment check without modifying the underlying map or disturbing the other concurrent operations being performed on it.
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