The java.util.BufferedReader.readLine() method reads a line of text from the input source, such as a text file or input stream, and returns it as a string. This method is commonly used to read user input from the console or to read text from a file in Java programs. It automatically handles the underlying I/O operations and converts the line of text into a string format, making it easy to process and manipulate the data.
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