Json ..?

PublishedMay 7, 2025

Almost every software developer has heard about JSON.

What is JSON?

json is javascript object notation.

JSON is a lightweight data interchange format in both human-readable and machine-readable formats. And these processes are termed as serialisation and deserialisation.

Serialisation :

is the process of converting human data format to machine data format, for example we have

Name: Alex
Age: 25
Skills: Coding, Cooking
Address: { City: "Delhi", Country: "India" }

And this is the JSON format of the same data that is easy for a machine to read and store in the database.

✅ This is now structured, machine-readable data.

Deserialization :

This is the reverse process: turning structured data back into a live object.

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