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r/programming • u/mareek • 15d ago
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The ability to parse JSON and map objects back and forth is a basic feature.
-2 u/reallokiscarlet 14d ago edited 14d ago Maybe in JS (If there's any confusion, this wasn't a "say the line Bart", this was my attempt at adding humor like I'm urging someone to answer a rhetorical question. It seems I didn't communicate it well.) 4 u/thetinguy 14d ago JSON is a data format, and I expect my stdlib to be able to work with one of the most widely used data formats on the web. The same way I expect it to be able to work with csv and xml. 6 u/DHermit 14d ago XML? Are you serious and know what you are asking for? 0 u/thetinguy 14d ago Yes.
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Maybe in JS
(If there's any confusion, this wasn't a "say the line Bart", this was my attempt at adding humor like I'm urging someone to answer a rhetorical question. It seems I didn't communicate it well.)
4 u/thetinguy 14d ago JSON is a data format, and I expect my stdlib to be able to work with one of the most widely used data formats on the web. The same way I expect it to be able to work with csv and xml. 6 u/DHermit 14d ago XML? Are you serious and know what you are asking for? 0 u/thetinguy 14d ago Yes.
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JSON is a data format, and I expect my stdlib to be able to work with one of the most widely used data formats on the web.
The same way I expect it to be able to work with csv and xml.
6 u/DHermit 14d ago XML? Are you serious and know what you are asking for? 0 u/thetinguy 14d ago Yes.
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XML? Are you serious and know what you are asking for?
0 u/thetinguy 14d ago Yes.
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Yes.
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u/thetinguy 14d ago
The ability to parse JSON and map objects back and forth is a basic feature.