The java javax.swing.Iterator.remove() is a method that is used to remove the element from the collection, which is the last element returned by the iterator. It is a part of the javax.swing package and is typically used with collections like Lists, Sets, and Maps to iterate through and modify the elements of the collection. This method allows the iterator to remove the current element from the collection while iterating over it, ensuring the collection is updated accordingly.
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