No, you wouldn't. You'd just put the number in without the "n". In JSON, an integer is an integer - there's no limit to its size and no need to specify whether

No, you wouldn't. You'd just put the number in without the "n". In JSON, an integer is an integer - there's no limit to its size and no need to specify whether the integer is big or small. The "n" notation is just to ensure compatibility within JS - has nothing to do with representing the number in JSON.