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by Divya Ulasala
Convert Instant to LocalDateTime/LocalDate/LocalTime
by Trần_Tuấn_Anh
In Java, a shutdown hook is a feature that allows you to perform cleanup operations before your application terminates. This can be particularly useful for releasing resources, saving state, or ensuring that certain tasks are completed properly before the program exits.