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=== Example matchers
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Examples are not limited to default settings. You can specify own defaults for string matching, null handling and property-specific settings using the `ExampleMatcher`. `ExampleMatcher` comes in two flavors: untyped and typed. By default `Example.of(Person.class)` uses an untyped `ExampleMatcher`. Using untyped `ExampleMatcher` will use the Repository entity information to determine the type to query and has no control over inheritance queries. Also, untyped `ExampleMatcher` will use the probe type when using with a Template to determine the type to query. Read more about <<query.by.example.matcher.typed,typed `ExampleMatcher`>> below.
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Examples are not limited to default settings. You can specify own defaults for string matching, null handling and property-specific settings using the `ExampleMatcher`.
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.Untyped Example Spec with customized matching
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.Example matcher with customized matching
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