Parsing JSON
JSON is a lightweight, language-independent data interchange format that provides a simple and efficient way to represent structured data. Its ease of use, widespread support, and ability to handle different data types (unlike XML, which can only represent data in string format) have made it a popular choice for data exchange in various applications and systems.
One of the key advantages of JSON is its simplicity and readability, both for humans and machines. Its syntax is straightforward and easy to understand, which makes it widely adopted and supported by various programming languages and platforms. JSON also offers a compact data representation, making it efficient for data transmission and storage.
JSON represents data in a key-value pair format, where data is organized into objects and arrays. An object is enclosed in curly braces ({}) and consists of a collection of key-value pairs. Each key is a string and is followed by a colon (:). The corresponding value...
