Notes in Day 60 Flashcards - JSON, XML, & YAML

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Published	03/05/2024	What does JSON stand for?
Published	03/05/2024	What does XML stand for?
Published	03/05/2024	What does YAML stand for?
Published	03/05/2024	Which data serialization languages are often used by REST APIs?
Published	03/05/2024	In JSON, whitespace [is/isn't] significant.
Published	03/05/2024	In XML, whitespace [is/isn't] significant.
Published	03/05/2024	In YAML, whitespace [is/isn't] significant.
Published	03/05/2024	What are the four JSON 'primitive' data types?
Published	03/05/2024	What are the two JSON 'structured' data types?
Published	03/05/2024	What kind of JSON data type is the value of this key-value pair?"key":"value"
Published	03/05/2024	What kind of JSON data type is the value of this key-value pair?"key":5
Published	03/05/2024	What kind of JSON data type is the value of this key-value pair?"key":false
Published	03/05/2024	What kind of JSON data type is the value of this key-value pair?"key":null
Published	03/05/2024	What kind of JSON data type is the value of this key-value pair?"key":["yes", "no"]
Published	03/05/2024	What kind of JSON data type is the value of this key-value pair?"key":{"interface":"gigabitethernet1/1"}
Published	03/05/2024	A JSON [...] is a text value.
Published	03/05/2024	A JSON [...] is a numeric value.
Published	03/05/2024	A JSON [...] can be true or false.
Published	03/05/2024	A JSON [...] data type represents the intentional absence of any value.
Published	03/05/2024	A JSON [...] is a list of key-value pairs.
Published	03/05/2024	A JSON [...] is a series of values.
Published	03/05/2024	[serialization language] uses the <key>value</key> format.
Published	03/05/2024	YAML files start with [...].
Published	03/05/2024	[serialization language] files start with ---.
Published	03/05/2024	In YAML, [...] indicates a list.
Published	03/05/2024	YAML key-value pairs are represented as [...].
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