The java.util.stream.Stream.map method in Java is used to transform the elements of a stream by applying a given function to each element. It returns a new stream consisting of the results of applying the function to the elements of the original stream. The map operation is lazy, meaning it does not run immediately when called but is deferred until the terminal operation is invoked on the stream. This method is commonly used to convert or manipulate the elements of a stream in a structured and efficient manner.
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