Exam 200-901 topic 1 question 37 discussion

B. YAML uses indentation; JSON uses brackets and braces YAML (YAML Ain't Markup Language) and JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) are both data serialization formats, which are used to store and transmit data. They both have similar functionality and are used for similar purposes, but there are some key differences between the two. One of the main differences between YAML and JSON is in their data structure. YAML uses indentation to indicate the structure of the data, while JSON uses brackets and braces. In YAML, indentation is used to indicate the level of nesting of elements and to indicate the beginning and end of an object or an array. In JSON, brackets are used to define the beginning and end of an array, and braces are used to define the beginning and end of an object.

YAML relies on indentation and whitespace to denote structure, whereas JSON uses brackets

B is the right answer

only B is right

correct answer

B is the answer

B is the answer

It's B!

Whitespace: YAML uses whitespace to indicate the structure of the data, while JSON uses curly braces to denote objects and square brackets to denote arrays.

Its B for sure!

B for sure

Answer B

Response is obviously B. https://realpython.com/python-yaml/#comparison-with-xml-and-json

B JSON uses brackets and braces

I go B here

I think is B

I think it is B https://www.thetechplatform.com/post/yaml-yet-another-markup-language-how-it-works-which-is-better-yaml-or-json#:~:text=One%20major%20difference%20is%20that,ability%20to%20support%20date%20attributes.