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Introduction to JSON
What is JSON?
History and Purpose of JSON
JSON vs XML
Advantages and Limitations of JSON
Understanding the JSON Syntax
Creating Your First JSON File
JSON Structure and Data Types
JSON Objects and Key-Value Pairs
JSON Arrays
Nested JSON Structures
JSON Data Types
JSON Naming Rules and Best Practices
Common JSON Errors and How to Fix Them
Working with JSON Data
Formatting and Validating JSON
Tools for JSON Validation and Beautification
Parsing and Stringifying JSON
JSON Encoding and Decoding
Handling Large JSON Files
JSON Security and Data Handling Considerations
JSON and JavaScript
JSON in the JavaScript Environment
Using JSON.parse() and JSON.stringify()
Accessing and Modifying JSON Data in JavaScript
Working with Nested Objects and Arrays
Storing and Displaying JSON Data in Web Pages
JSON in Programming Languages
Working with JSON in Python
Working with JSON in Java
JSON in C#
JSON in PHP
Reading and Writing JSON Files in Multiple Languages
Common Language-Specific Pitfalls
JSON and APIs
What is an API and How Does JSON Fit In?
Sending and Receiving JSON via HTTP Requests
RESTful APIs and JSON
Working with fetch() and axios in JavaScript
Building a Simple JSON API Response
Fetching Data from a Public JSON API
JSON Schema and Validation
Introduction to JSON Schema
Defining Structure and Data Types with JSON Schema
Writing and Validating JSON Schema Files
Required Fields, Data Constraints, and Default Values
Tools for Schema Validation
Using JSON Schema in APIs and Configuration
JSON and Databases
Storing JSON Data in NoSQL Databases
Using JSON Columns in SQL Databases
Querying JSON Data in SQL
Importing and Exporting JSON Data
JSON in Data Exchange Between Systems
Advanced JSON Concepts
JSONPath for Querying JSON Data
JSONP for Cross-Domain Requests
Pretty Printing and Minification
Handling Dynamic and Optional Fields
Converting Between JSON and Other Formats
Optimising JSON for Performance
Practical Projects and Case Studies
Creating and Parsing JSON Configuration Files
Building a Web App That Uses JSON Data from an API
Validating JSON with a Schema
Integrating JSON with a Database Application
Converting XML to JSON and Vice Versa