Part 1 - JSON Schema For API Validation

[@lizgoldstein4256]

I didn't have any programming knowledge whatsoever, but I think JSON was a good start to dive into that world, plus, videos like these make it so much easier. It also helps to have someone like Stuart as a lecturer, because I've watched a lot of tutorials and I think "these people" aren't commonly good at teaching novices at what they do and why they do it, even though they're brilliant. I'm saying I enjoyed his way of engaging with the audience and his clear explanations. Thank you!

[@AnkurThakurDelhi]

Best video for people who are starting to learn JSON Schema... Thanks a lot :)

[@HalloCasa]

The best video about JSON on youtube! Thanks! :-D

[@ashasingh392]

Beautifully explained concept, Five stars.

[@nathantoulbert4406]

i think '-1' is reserved in the case most Unix env vars for the equivalent of "not yet set". At least that is how I was taught to use it. I initialize to -1 at the beginning for a couple of reasons. First of all, when debugging, I can tell the difference between 'unset' and 'set to empty string'. Normally, these are represented in the same way in output, at least in linux. Secondly, certain programs / commands have difficulty with empty strings, and they can cause unexpected behavior that makes debugging a nightmare on the best of days.

[@t.hemanthkumar7369]

Hi sir how to conver one json schema to another different json schema using python code please send me code

[@benheideveld4617]

4294967294=2^32-2 actually, not 2^16-2