users, who need to use unary coercions.
$string = '' . $number;
$number = 0 + $string;
The L<JSON::Types> distribution offers a way to do unary
coercions in a way that might be more expressive.
I
/"true"> and
L<C<builtin::false>|builtin/"false">
=item On older Perl versions:
C<L<JSON::PP>::true> and
C<L<JSON::PP>::false>
=back
When running on v5.36 or newer, both of these boolean types
sho
oolean status,
especially outside XS code. See L<perlapi/"boolSV">,
L<makamaka/JSON-PP#49|https://github.com/makamaka/JSON-PP/issues/49>.)
Optionally, your implementation may offer users a way
to cho