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It’s “incomplete” because JS doesn’t natively have the concept of bytes or the other things you mention. JSON is JavaScript Object Notation, so there’s no reaso
by temporallobe 7y ago
It’s “incomplete” because JS doesn’t natively have the concept of bytes or the other things you mention. JSON is JavaScript Object Notation, so there’s no reason it would support features beyond what JavaScript itself can. Of course JSON is now commonly used by other languages and platforms, but its origins in JavaScript are the source of its limitations.