What is JSON ? 

Json stands for “JavaScript Object Notation” and is pronounced “Jason” (like in the Friday the 13th movies). It’s meant to be a human-readable and compact solution to represent a complex data structure and facilitate data-interchange between systems.

Why use Json?

There are tans of reasons why you would want to use JSON:

• It’s human readable…if it’s properly formatted
• It’s compact because it doesn’t use a full markup structure, unlike XML
• It’s easy to parse, especially in JavaScript
• A gazillion JSON libraries are available for most programming languages
• The data structure is easy to understand

The JSON format

There are just a few rules that you need to remember:

• Objects are encapsulated within opening and closing brackets { }

• An empty object can be represented by { }

• Arrays are encapsulated within opening and closing square brackets [ ]

• An empty array can be represented by [ ]

• A member is represented by a key-value pair

• The key of a member should be contained in double quotes.(JavaScript does not require this.JavaScript and some parsers will tolerate single-quotes)

• Each member should have a unique key within an object structure

• The value of a member must be contained in double quotes if it’s a string(JavaScript and some parsers will tolerates single-quotes)

• Boolean values are represented using the true or false literals in lower case

• Number values are represented using double-precision floating-point format. Scientific notation is supported

• Numbers should not have leading zeroes

• ”Offensive” characters in a string need to be escaped using the backslash character

• Null values are represented by the null literal in lower case

• Other object types, scubas dates, are not properly supported and should be converted to strings. It becomes the responsibility of the parser/client to manage this

• Each member of an object or each array value must be followed by if it’s not the last one

• The common extension for son files is ‘.json’

• The mime type for son files is ‘application/json’

What can you do with Json Valiadator?

• It helps to validate your Json data
• This tools allaws to load Json data based on URL
• User can also validate Json File by uploadiing file
• It helps to save your Json and Share to social sites
• Json Validator works well on Windows, MAC, Linux< Chrome< and Firefox

1. Get to Google or Safari:
2. https://codebeautify.org/jsonvalidator

JSON Validator (JSONLint) is easy to use JSON Validate tool. Copy, Paste and Validate.

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