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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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>> Check Whether a String is Valid JSON in Java

>> Deduction-Based Polymorphism in Jackson 2.12

>> Serialize and Deserialize Booleans as Integers With Jackson

>> Get all the Keys in a JSON String Using JsonNode

>> Deserialize Snake Case to Camel Case With Jackson

>> Generate a Java Class From JSON

>> How to Set JSON Content Type In Spring MVC

>> Guide to the ModelAssert Library for JSON

>> “HttpMessageNotWritableException: No converter found for return value of type”

>> Get List of JSON Objects with WebClient

>> Jackson: java.util.LinkedHashMap cannot be cast to X

>> Spring Boot: Customize the Jackson ObjectMapper

>> Unmarshalling a JSON Array Using camel-jackson

>> Get list of JSON objects with Spring RestTemplate

>> Reducing JSON Data Size

>> JSON Parameters with Spring MVC

>> Hypermedia Serialization With JSON-LD

>> Differences Between YAML and JSON

>> Converting a BufferedReader to a JSONObject

>> Mocking the ObjectMapper readValue() Method

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