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In this article, we will learn how to sort a JSON array in Java. But first, let’s understand what JSON is. If you do not have knowledge about JSON, you can refer to the tutorial JSON Overview. Now, let's see different ways to sort a JSON array in Java. Ways to sort a JSON array in Java Following are different ways to sort a JSON array in Java - Sort JSON array Without any Dependency Using org.json library: Methods are getJSONArray() and getJSONObject() Using Gson library: Methods ... Read More
We often need to extract values from a JSON object. In this article, we will learn how to get the values of the different types from a JSON object in Java. What is JSONObject? Java JSONObject is a class in the org.json package that represents a JSON object. Refer JSONObject for more information. Let's see the steps to get the values of different types from a JSON object in Java. Getting different values from a JSON object Before we start, let's add the required library to our program. We can add a .jar file, or we can use a Maven ... Read More
In this article, we will be discussing how to convert a list of objects to JSON using the Gson library in Java. JSON is an interchangeable format that is used for data exchange. Values in JSON are represented as key-value pairs. To know more about JSON, refer JSON. Java GSON Library: Converting a list of objects to JSON Gson is a third-party Java library developed by Google. It is used for converting Java objects to JSON and vice versa. In the Gson library, we can convert a list of objects to JSON using the toJson() method. We cannot use the ... Read More
Converting a map to a JSON object is our task here. Let's see how to convert a map to a JSON object in Java using the Gson library. Converting a Map to JSON using the Gson library JSON is a simple and lightweight data interchange format. It stores data in key-value pairs. A map is also a collection of key-value pairs. So, we can easily convert a map to a JSON object. If you are not familiar with JSON, refer JSON. And if you want to know more about Map, refer Map. Gson is developed by Google. It is an ... Read More
In this article, let's learn how to check if a JSON object has any values or not in Java. If you don't know about JSON, refer JSON. We will use the org.json library and its methods like isEmpty(), length(), and keys() to check if a JSON object is empty or not. We can check if a JSON object is empty or not using the following methods: Using isEmpty() method Using length() method Using keys() method Let's see how to use each of them one by one. ... Read More
JSON is a lightweight data interchange format. It is mostly used in web applications for sending and receiving data. To know more about JSON, refer JSON. A JSON array is a collection of JSON objects. It is similar to a list in Java. CSV is the format for storing tabular data in plain text. It is a comma-separated value. It is used for data exchange between applications. Let's see how CSV format looks like: JSON array The following is an example of the JSON array: [ { "Name": "Ansh", ... Read More
In C++, variables are name given by the user to store data. While datatype is used to declare and initialize a variable that allocates memory to that variable. There are various ways to initialize the data types such as int, char, float, etc. to allocate the memory to that variable. Syntax Following is the syntax of variable initialization in C++: datatype variable_name = value; Here, datatype : The datatype of variables like int, char, float, etc. variable_name : This is the name of variable given by user. value : Any value to initialize the variable. By default, it ... Read More
In C/C++, the extern keyword is used to declare a variable that is defined in another file or scope. It allows the program to access a variable or function that is defined outside the file. There are two main reason of using extern in C/C++ programs which is listed below: The extern is used when the compiler needs to be informed about the existence of a variable that is declared in another file. ... Read More
We can swap all odd and even bits in a given integer. Swapping of odd and even bits means changing the bits present at odd positions with the bits at even positions in a binary representation of a number. One real-life application is optimizing data storage or modifying data patterns in memory. In this article, we are going to learn how we can swap all odd and even bits of a number in C++ using different approaches. Formula for Swapping Odd and Even Bits Extract all even-positioned bits using a bit mask and shift ... Read More
A JSONStringer provides a convenient way of producing JSON text, and it can strictly follow to JSON syntax rules. Each instance of JSONStringer can produce one JSON text. A JSONStringer instance provides a value method for appending values to the text and a key-method for adding keys before values in objects. We have array () and endArray() methods that create and bind array values, and object() and endObject () methods that create and bind object values. It is part of the org.json library. It is generally used in Android and lightweight Java programs. In this article, we will learn when to use a JSONStringer in Java. When to use ... Read More