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JSON is a light-weight data format used to exchange data between systems in a standardized way. Have a look at how to work with JSON in Java.

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>> Converting a BufferedReader to a JSONObject

>> Mocking the ObjectMapper readValue() Method

>> Compare Two JSON Objects with Gson

>> Introduction to Moshi Json

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>> Introduction to Jsoniter

>> Reading HttpServletRequest Multiple Times in Spring

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>> Mapping Multiple JSON Fields to a Single Java Field

>> Serializing and Deserializing a List with Gson

>> Convert String to JsonObject with Gson

>> Iterating Over an Instance of org.json.JSONObject

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