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de.siegmar:fastcsv
Lightning-fast, dependency-free CSV library that conforms to RFC standards.
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FastCSV is a lightning-fast, dependency-free CSV library for Java that adheres to RFC standards.
:trophy: FastCSV: The Number One CSV Library for Java! :trophy:
I am thrilled to announce that among all actively maintained CSV libraries for Java, FastCSV has become the most popular, based on GitHub stars.
This remarkable achievement is a testament to your invaluable contributions and feedback.
Thank you for your continued support! :thumbsup:
Visit our website at fastcsv.org for more information.
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Package last updated on 23 Sep 2024
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