Answer:
JSON values can be:
► A number (integer or floating point)
► A string (in double quotes)
► A Boolean (true or false)
► An array (in square brackets)
► An object (in curly brackets)
► null
► A number (integer or floating point)
► A string (in double quotes)
► A Boolean (true or false)
► An array (in square brackets)
► An object (in curly brackets)
► null
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