Which statement is valid regarding YAML and JSON?

The correct answer is D. YAML and JSON are case-sensitive. Both YAML and JSON are case-sensitive, meaning that the distinction between uppercase and lowercase characters matters. For example, in JSON or YAML, Key and key would be considered Option D (case-sensitive) is correct because both YAML and JSON treat keys and values with…

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AYAML and JSON use indentation.
BWhite space is ignored in YAML and JSON.
CComments are available in YAML and JSON.
DYAML and JSON are case-sensitive.

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A
7% (3)
B
2% (1)
C
5% (2)
D
86% (37)

Explanation

Both YAML and JSON are case-sensitive, meaning that the distinction between uppercase and lowercase characters matters. For example, in JSON or YAML, Key and key would be considered Option D (case-sensitive) is correct because both YAML and JSON treat keys and values with different cases as distinct.

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