Definition: Word 'beanLower'. Used in Groovy to refer to the name of a class. Definition: In Java, the term "beanLower" refers to an object that represents a bean (a small piece of software) within a Java application. This is usually used when creating custom classes or extending existing ones. The name of the object is typically defined by the compiler during compilation time, and this name can vary depending on the class's nature. In Groovy, 'beanLower' refers to an instance of a certain class, such as the one representing a bean, but it does not have any specific meaning in Java or Groovy itself.
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