The "java.util.MOB.maxState" is a feature in the Java programming language that is part of the "java.util" package. It refers to the maximum allowed state for an object of the MOB class. This feature sets a limit on the possible states that the MOB object can have. It is commonly used in various applications and programs where the state of the MOB object needs to be restricted within a specific range.
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