UUID (Universally Unique IDentifiers) are a way of generating IDentifiers which is unique across space and time. They are unique globally even if the entity they were generated with, cease to exist.
The UUID is not, naively serialized as String, but converted into a 16-byte array for optimized storage. The UUIDs are generated transparently while persisting the entity. This is achieved by ...
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