The java.util.concurrent.Map.values method is a part of the Java Concurrent Collections framework that provides synchronized access to shared maps in multi-threaded environments. It returns a collection containing all the values present in the concurrent map. The returned collection is a weakly consistent snapshot of the values, meaning it reflects the state of the map at the time the iterator was created. It is important to note that changes made to the map after the iterator creation may or may not be reflected in the values returned by the collection. The values are not guaranteed to be in any specific order and the collection does not support removal of elements.
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