Spring Boot - Request and Response HandlingWhat does the @JsonProperty annotation do in Jackson serialization?AIncludes only non-null fieldsBExcludes the field from JSONCChanges the JSON field nameDFormats date fieldsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Review @JsonProperty purpose@JsonProperty lets you rename the JSON key for a Java field.Step 2: Understand effect on serializationIt changes the field name in the JSON output but keeps the value.Final Answer:@JsonProperty changes the JSON field name -> Option CQuick Check:Rename JSON field = @JsonProperty [OK]Quick Trick: Use @JsonProperty to rename JSON keys easily [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking it excludes fieldsConfusing with @JsonIgnoreAssuming it formats values
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