1. This snippet calculates the objects to iterator over and the constructor index to use. There's a bit a hand waving there: for objects we will take the first construtor we defined (I'll implement multiple constructor support later), and the JSON values it contains in the map. We just ensure we get the values in the order the fields are defined (given by the constrFields function). For number we use the int constructor if our result type looks like an int, otherwise we use the float constructor. T (Read Full Article)
   
   

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