The java.util.jar.JarFile.getName method in Java returns the name of the JAR file represented by the JarFile object. The name represents the absolute path of the JAR file, including the file name. This method is commonly used to obtain the file name of a JAR file to perform various operations such as checking its existence, reading its contents, or manipulating it in some way.
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