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As a Java programmer, you want to avoid redoing work already done. This is why we try to design methods and classes that do small jobs and can therefore be reused in other spots. Pre-made java classes help with this process by providing a huge library of commonly needed classes. APIs are our instruction books, which we use to understand the purpose and applicability of these classes.

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