Examples of org.amplafi.json.JSONObject.optBoolean()

            System.out.println("    to: " + j.getString("to"));
            System.out.println("  true: " + j.getString("true"));
            System.out.println("   foo: " + j.getJSONArray("foo"));
            System.out.println("    op: " + j.getString("op"));
            System.out.println("   ten: " + j.getInt("ten"));
            System.out.println("  oops: " + j.optBoolean("oops"));


            j = XML.toJSONObject("<xml one = 1 two=' \"2\" '><five></five>First \u0009&lt;content&gt;<five></five> This is \"content\". <three>  3  </three>JSON does not preserve the sequencing of elements and contents.<three>  III  </three>  <three>  T H R E E</three><four/>Content text is an implied structure in XML. <six content=\"6\"/>JSON does not have implied structure:<seven>7</seven>everything is explicit.<![CDATA[CDATA blocks<are><supported>!]]></xml>");
            System.out.println(j.toString(2));
            System.out.println(XML.toString(j));
            System.out.println("");