JSON vs JavaScript Object Literals

There are actually a number of differences between Javascript object literals and JSON. Object literals can contain anything that is valid in JavaScript. JSON is a predefined set of values in a standard which is implemented across many programming languages.

[thomasanderson]

I got to understand Javascript objects and delegates + JSON all in 5 minutes. You rock Steve.

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[rotrose]

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[mwawd]

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I have a video suggestion for you: could you explain what the stack and heap are in JS?

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[thomasanderson]

This is awesome explanation, does JSON support for numbers include float and double numbers as well?

[paranoidfrandroid]

Thank you for cleaning this for me😅 super helpful

[mocococo]

How about JSON having function (method) like an object ?? I think I remember that it is not possible, but sorry to say but very few sources mention that.

[ShubhamJadhavCR]

Hello sir! Is there any way to disable the auto sorting in js object?
For eg, I have a js object and I want to show data = { 2 : 1, 5 : 2, 1 : 3} but it shows data = {1 : 3, 2 : 1, 5 : 2} in this order due to auto sorting

[thomasanderson]

Was JSON named after JS objects? I guess so.