JSON lightweight format for storing and transporting data and is often used when data is sent from a server to a web page. We consider JSON to be "self-describing" and easy to understand! -W3 Schools
Inside Xano, we use JSON data as our main way for transporting, manipulating, and returning data.
JSON starts and ends with curly brackets. A set of curly brackets is called an object.
Inside the curly brackets we add "keys", which represent the name of the property or attribute of this particular object. Each key then has a "value" added to it. We call these key-value pairs.
Objects and key-value pairs are then separated by a comma.
{
"first_name" : "Cam",
"role":"CS Manager"
//content inside is structured with keys & values, which we call 'key-value pairs'
}