Java rx.Observable is a class that belongs to the ReactiveX framework in Java. It represents a source of data that can be observed by multiple observers or subscribers. It follows the observer pattern, where it emits data items or notifications, and subscribers can react to these emissions by defining functions or callbacks. The Observable can emit three different types of events: an onNext event for each item emitted, an onError event if an error occurs, and an onCompleted event when the Observable finishes emitting all items. It provides a powerful and flexible way to handle asynchronous and event-driven programming in Java, allowing developers to compose and transform streams of data easily.
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