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I too admit liking JSON for it's simple yet extremely useful in a whole lot of usecases, but calling it near perfect is a maybe bridge too far. Officially it do
by stinos 8y ago
I too admit liking JSON for it's simple yet extremely useful in a whole lot of usecases, but calling it near perfect is a maybe bridge too far. Officially it doesn't have a representation for nan or infinity, otherwise perfectly valid floating point numbers.