The method java.util.Comparator.compare is a method in the Java programming language that compares two objects to determine their order. It takes two parameters, object1 and object2, and returns an integer value representing the comparison result. The returned value indicates the relative order of the two objects: a negative value if object1 is less than object2, zero if they are equal, and a positive value if object1 is greater than object2. This method is commonly used in sorting algorithms or when implementing custom sorting logic in Java programs.
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