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That's all true, I'd just add that in JSON you have to escape " in strings just like you have to escape & < and > in XML, so there is still the potential for e.
by adrianmsmith 4y ago
That's all true, I'd just add that in JSON you have to escape " in strings just like you have to escape & < and > in XML, so there is still the potential for e.g. COBOL software to produce invalid files.
- GoblinSlayer 4y agoJSON: "path\to\file" XML: <a>path\to\file</a>