JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation.
It is a lightweight format for data interchange.
JSON is plain text structured in JavaScript object notation.
It is commonly used to transmit data between computers.
JSON is language-independent.
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* The JSON syntax is based on JavaScript object notation, but it is purely text-based. Libraries for reading and generating JSON are available in many programming languages. |
JSON, a text-based format similar to JavaScript object notation, allows easy data transmission between computers and can be used by any programming language.
JavaScript provides a built-in function, JSON.parse(), to convert JSON strings into JavaScript objects, and JSON.stringify() to convert objects into JSON strings.
When storing data, it must follow a specific format, and text is always a valid format. JSON allows JavaScript objects to be stored as text.