Another difference between JSON and YAML is the way they handle scalar types and formats. JSON has only six scalar types: string, number, boolean, null, object, and array.

An array can be stored inside another JSON array; that's called a multidimensional array. JSON conversions between text and object. There are two methods for converting between text and objects: parse ...

See What is the difference between YAML and JSON? for more about how these standards compare. Complex JSON: Nesting, objects, and arrays So far, you’ve only seen examples of JSON used with ...