JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)

What is JSON?

JavaScript Object Notation, or JSON. In order to transfer data between a server and a web application, it is a lightweight data exchange format that is frequently used in web development. It is based on a portion of the syntax used in JavaScript, although it may be used to any programming language.

JSON was created with both people and robots in mind. It employs a straightforward syntax of key-value pairs surrounded in curly brackets and separated by commas. The values may be texts, numbers, booleans, boolean arrays, or even other JSON objects, and they may also be of other data kinds.

Especially in AJAX applications where it allows for dynamic changes without requiring a full page refresh, JSON is frequently used in web development for sending data between a server and a web application.