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public void itsByte(Byte value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsShort(Short value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsInteger(Integer value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsBigInteger(BigInteger value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsLong(Long value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsFloat(Float value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsDouble(Double value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsBigDecimal(BigDecimal value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsNumeric(Object value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsString(String value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsStringParseable(Object value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsBoolean(Boolean value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsDate(Date value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsSerializableObject(Object value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsUnserializableObject(Object value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsIterable(Iterable<?> value) throws IOException {}
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public void itsMap(Map<?, ?> value) throws IOException {}