Nathan Fallet

Linked to #966

When writing `json[0].arrayValue` you are converting the first element of your array as an array (here your are trying to convert the first country to an array). Try `json.arrayValue` instead...

Linked to #1053

Try to remove `JSONSerialization.WritingOptions.prettyPrinted` from options: pretty printing JSON is the concept of adding spaces and new lines to JSON to make it more readable for humans. ```swift let string...

Also check the value of `clientError`: ```swift client.sendTwitterRequest(request) { (response, data, connectionError) -> Void in if connectionError != nil { print("Error: \(String(describing: connectionError))") return } if clientError != nil {...

This might be the same problem as #1053

Your issue is not targeting the correct repository (here it's SwiftyJSON). Try to open an issue in [VadimPavlov/Swifty](https://github.com/VadimPavlov/Swifty/issues) which is relevant to your problem.

This is because of the way numbers are stored. What you see is base 10 but what computer sees is base 2. So 24.33 is converted to binary when read...

Opened #439 to also extend to Android (in that case can GTK be used? Or other libs like OpenGL? Or making a mapping to native Java/Kotlin components?)

Please note that the backend is not fully supporting the feature (as we noticed by implementing it in the iOS SDK), so it will need backend changes.