350-201(NEW-127Q) · Question #98
Refer to the exhibit. Which data format is used?
The correct answer is C. JSON. JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) uses curly braces {} for objects, square brackets [] for arrays, and key-value pairs formatted as "key": value - the exhibit almost certainly shows this syntax, making C correct. XML uses angle-bracket tags like <tag>content</tag>, so it looks…
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- AXML
- BRuby on Rails
- CJSON
- DHTML
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JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) uses curly braces {} for objects, square brackets [] for arrays, and key-value pairs formatted as "key": value - the exhibit almost certainly shows this syntax, making C correct. XML uses angle-bracket tags like <tag>content</tag>, so it looks nothing like the exhibit. Ruby on Rails is a web application framework, not a data format at all - it's a distractor banking on name recognition. HTML also uses angle-bracket tags and describes web page structure, not raw data exchange.
Memory tip: JSON looks like a JavaScript object literal - curly braces and colons. If you see { "name": "value" }, think JavaScript Object Notation = JSON.
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