What is JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)?
A text format for representing data, based on the way objects are written in JavaScript. It combines objects, which enclose name-value pairs in { }, and arrays, which list values in [ ], and values can be strings, numbers, true/false or null. Names and strings must always be enclosed in double quotation marks. It is more concise than XML and can be read and written by many programming languages, so it is widely used as the data format of web APIs. Its media type is application/json.
Japanese name: JSON
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) appears in 3 practice questions across 2 topics, including Web Technology Basics, Cloud and Container Basics.
Field: Web Technology Basics