📦 JSON Introduction

JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight format for storing and transporting data. It’s easy for both humans to read and for machines to parse.

📚 Example JSON Data

Parsed data will appear here...

💡 Pro Tip: JSON uses {} for objects, [] for arrays, and only accepts double quotes " " around keys and string values.

🔧 How This JSON Works

"name": "Alex" — A string value
"age": 22 — A number
"isStudent": false — A boolean
"skills" — An array of strings
"address" — A nested object

📂 Example: Accessing JSON Data (JavaScript)

⚠️ JSON Rules to Remember

Keys and string values must be in double quotes.
No trailing commas after the last property.
Supports objects, arrays, numbers, strings, booleans, and null.