Refer to the exhibit. What is the JSON syntax that is formed the data?

Question

Options

• AName: Bob, Johnson, Age: 75, Alive: true, Favourite Foods. [Cereal, "Mustard", "Onions}}
• BName", "Bob Johnson", "Age", 75, "Alive", true, "favourite Foods", ["Cereal, "Mustard", Onions"}}
• CName', 'Bob Johnson,' 'Age', 75, 'Alive', true, 'favourite Foods' 'Cereal Mustard', 'Onions'}
• DName", "Bob Johnson", "Age": Seventysix, "Alive" true, "favourite Foods" ,[Cereal" "Mustard"
• E{"Name":"Bob Johnson","age":75,"alive":true,"favorite foods":["Cereal","Mustard","Onions"]}

• A
  6% (2)
• B
  3% (1)
• E
  91% (32)

Explanation

JSON Syntax Explanation

Option E is correct because it follows all valid JSON formatting rules: curly braces {} wrap the entire object, all keys and string values are enclosed in double quotes, key-value pairs are separated by colons :, the age value 75 is correctly represented as a number (no quotes), true is a valid JSON boolean, and the array of foods uses square brackets [] with comma-separated quoted strings.

Options A, B, C, and D all violate core JSON rules in various ways - A uses no quotes at all and has mismatched closing braces; B and C use commas instead of colons to separate keys from values; C uses single quotes instead of the required double quotes; and D spells out "Seventysix" as a string instead of the numeric value 75, and is missing required colons and closing brackets.

Memory Tip: Remember the acronym "DOCKS" for JSON: Double quotes for keys/strings, Object wrapped in {}, Colons separate key-value pairs, Keys always quoted, Square brackets [] for arrays. If any of these are missing or replaced (single quotes, missing colons, unquoted keys), the JSON is invalid.

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