The org.apache.thrift.protocol.TProtocol.writeI64 is a method in the Java programming language that is part of the Apache Thrift library. This method is used to write a 64-bit integer value to a protocol object. Protocol objects are used for communication between different systems, and the writeI64 method specifically deals with writing 64-bit integer data. This method allows developers to easily send 64-bit integer values over a network or save them to a file in a standardized format.
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