`javax.swing.JInternalFrame` is a class in the Java Swing library that serves as a lightweight, non-top-level window that can be embedded within a larger container. It provides a way to create and manage internal frames within a desktop application, allowing multiple independent windows to exist within a single main window. Internal frames can be resized, moved, and minimized like regular windows, and can contain various components such as buttons, labels, and text fields. They are commonly used in applications that require a multi-window interface, such as document editors or graphical user interfaces.
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