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JSON » Gson

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.

  • x Gson (35)
  • Jackson Basics (29)
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  • Exception (5)
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>> Pretty-Print a JSON in Java

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>> @Expose vs @SerializedName Annotations in Gson

>> Updating Values in JSONArray

>> How to Convert Gson JsonArray to HashMap

>> Get JSON Content as Object Using MockMVC

>> Polymorphism with Gson

>> Include null Value in JSON Serialization

>> Gson TypeToken With Dynamic List Item Type

>> Preventing Gson from Expressing Integers as Floats

>> Using Static Methods Instead of Deprecated JsonParser

>> Deserializing JSON to Java Record using Gson

>> Resolving Gson’s “Multiple JSON Fields” Exception

>> Reading JSON Documents as Maps and Comparing Them

>> How to Check if a Value Exists in a JSON Array for a Particular Key

>> Convert JSON Array to Java List

>> Remove Whitespaces From a JSON in Java

>> Converting JsonNode Object to Map

>> Difference between Gson @Expose and @SerializedName

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