What Is JSON | Explained

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[@jackan04]

You explained this much more clearly in just 6 minutes than my teacher did in 2 hours.

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Very clear explanation ;)

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[@menzimabuza1746]

Great explanation..but the syntax of the code is wrong. The is no curly bracket to close the Amy employee object before the square brackets.. The should be one curly bracket before the square last bracket before the last curly bracket is for the overall json object. Has anyone noticed that too..?🤔

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Hello! Thank you for pointing that out! You’re absolutely right. The JSON syntax in the example is missing a closing curly bracket for the "Amy" employee object. Thank you for your keen observation and for helping us improve the content. We appreciate your feedback!

[@JohnSnow3]

I have a question: Is JSON used to view a website in your Xcode app in a style and way you want? Not just the website appearing in your app like it does in the browser?

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Hi! JSON is not used to directly style or format the visual appearance of a website in an Xcode app T.o customize the style and layout of a website within an Xcode app, you would typically use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript 😊

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Great 👍

[@JimRoberts227]

I'm trying to transfer the data I saved on my iPhone from a puzzle game that I created back to xcode for further development. I believe it has something to do with the default JSON file. I tried replacing a JSON file from my iPhone app to a page in xcode, but I am not seeing it. Can you tell me where the default JSON file is for data in one’s app? I’m hoping to simply replace it to show the different levels from my iPhone.

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Hello! To transfer your game data from your iPhone back to Xcode, you'll need to locate the JSON file where your data is stored. This file is typically found within your app's documents directory on your iPhone. However, we can't promise anything as it depends on what you've used to create the game 🤔

[@Daniel_Louis]

Great video!

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[@MoHawaala]

can you create enumerant types and subtypes off the base types in JSON, eg. Enumerant type genderType is (male, female) or circleDegrees is (0.0 .. 360.0)?

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Hello, While JSON doesn't directly support enumerant types or subtypes, there are effective ways to achieve similar behavior. For example, using strings, custom objects, JSON schemas, and etc.!

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[@omerartuk8936]

Great, clear explanation.. thank you..

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[@Nameless.11]

how does JSON get converted automaticly to java script what i mean is if a have a JSON file how can the js file interact with the JSON file

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Hey there! To use JSON data in JavaScript, you generally follow these simple steps: 1. Load the JSON File: If the JSON file is on a server or a URL, you can use JavaScript's fetch API to retrieve it. In a Node.js environment, you would use the fs module to read the file. 2. Parse the JSON Data: After loading the JSON, it's usually in string format. You can convert this string into a usable JavaScript object with the JSON.parse() method. This process allows your JavaScript file to interact with the data in the JSON file, enabling you to manipulate, display, or store the data as needed in your application 👀

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Very interesting

[@75hilmar]

Does this mean you could store whole websites as json objects since they also have this dictionary like structure?!?

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Hello 👋 Yes, in theory, you can represent the contents and structure of a website as JSON objects. However, this process can get quite complex, especially for dynamic content and interactive elements. In practice, such representations are used in web scraping, data extraction, and various web development tools to manipulate and manage web content programmatically.

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You should re-upload with correct syntax in the sample code

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Good intro, thanks for the intro.

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Did y'all hear the blissful sigh at 1:027 😅😅

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JSON looks so much like dictionaries in python

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makes it easier for me as a python beginner lol

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Nice

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This was so bad n monotone cuz you r reading from a prompt and a dictionary.

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....and you can do so much better, right?