![]() Three ways to use Jackson for JSON in Java - Twilio Blog JSON doesn’t have type definitions and is lacking some features which we would like - there’s only strings, numbers, booleans and null, so to store other types (like dates or times) we’re forced to use a string-based convention.Despite its … cohete chino espacio aereo español ![]()
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