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JSON is not a programming language. Even declarative languages have execution semantics; JSON does not. It is a data structure format.
(mark as a declarative language)
(JSON is not a programming language. Even declarative languages have execution semantics; JSON does not. It is a data structure format.)
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'''JavaScript Object Notation''' is a declarative subset of [[JavaScript]], used to describe complex data structures for serialization. It supports primitive types boolean, integer, real, and string. From these, composite structures such as arrays and objects (key/value associations) can be constructed.