You go by definition of a JSON Object. JSON Object components are placed under curly braces as shown here.
Here is an example:
var JSONObj = {"Fname":"Jay","LName":"Krishna","Hobby":"Blogging"};
JSON object consists of name/value pairs separated by commas.
In the above names are:
Fname, LName and Hobby
The corresponding values are:
Jay, Krishna and Blogging
Here is an HTML file that writes the values of a JSON object to the browser.
You can upload it to your website (perhaps IIS's Localhost). When you browse to it you get this response.
For a more detailed article go here:
{"name1":"value1","name2":"value2","name3":"value3"}
Here is an example:
var JSONObj = {"Fname":"Jay","LName":"Krishna","Hobby":"Blogging"};
JSON object consists of name/value pairs separated by commas.
In the above names are:
Fname, LName and Hobby
The corresponding values are:
Jay, Krishna and Blogging
Here is an HTML file that writes the values of a JSON object to the browser.
You can upload it to your website (perhaps IIS's Localhost). When you browse to it you get this response.
For a more detailed article go here:
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