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The Scanner class in Java simplifies console input by parsing input into tokens using delimiters. It can read input from various sources like files, strings, and streams. Scanner objects are constructed by passing the input source, and tokens can be read using type-specific next methods like nextInt() or by pattern matching. InputMismatchExceptions may be thrown if the next token does not match the expected type.
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