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> For example, in JSON 32 is an integer, 32.0 is the real version of 32, and “32” is the string version. These distinctions are not meaningful and can be confus
by alexchamberlain 6y ago
> For example, in JSON 32 is an integer, 32.0 is the real version of 32, and “32” is the string version. These distinctions are not meaningful and can be confusing to non-programmers.
I'm really struggling with this assertion; IMHO one of the problems with JSON is the lack of more sophisticated scalar types.
That being said, this appears extremely readable, so my concerns could definitely be alleviated by a decent schema.