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JSON, one helluva cool programming language. JSON in itself stands for JavaScript Object Notation, which basically means that it is used for Notating Objects, duh. JSON is a JS derivative, it uses very similar if not the exact same syntax as JS (example 1) | |||
JSON, one helluva cool programming language. JSON in itself stands for JavaScript Object Notation, which basically means that it is used for Notating Objects, duh. JSON is a JS derivative, it uses very similar if not the exact same syntax as JS (example 1). | |||
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Example 1 - String Value Application | |||
JS: { name : 'Orest' } | |||
JSON: { "name" : "Orest" } | |||
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Web Science[1]
JSON, one helluva cool programming language. JSON in itself stands for JavaScript Object Notation, which basically means that it is used for Notating Objects, duh. JSON is a JS derivative, it uses very similar if not the exact same syntax as JS (example 1).
Example 1 - String Value Application
JS: { name : 'Orest' }
JSON: { "name" : "Orest" }Standards
- This topic doesn't cover a specific standard, but it is something you should you know.