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== Why use JSON? == | == Why use JSON? == | ||
Because the file format is text only, JSON data can be easily sent between computers and implemented in various ways. | |||
== Uses of JSON == | == Uses of JSON == | ||
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What is JSON?[edit]
JSON, also known as JavaScript Object Notation, is a text-based, human-readable data interchange format. The filetype used is .json and is based off of a subset of the JavaScript lnaguage.
Why use JSON?[edit]
Because the file format is text only, JSON data can be easily sent between computers and implemented in various ways.
Uses of JSON[edit]
JSON Syntax[edit]
References[edit]
- [What is JSON] (W3 Schools)
- [JSON Introduction] (W3 Schools)
- [Introducing JSON] (JSON)
- [What is JSON?] (Oracle)
- [JSON Tutorial] (RESTful API)
- [What is JSON?] (Codecademy)
- [JSON (Javascript Object Notation)] (TheServerSide)
- [What is JSON?] (Node.js)
