Q. What is the standard MIME type for JSON?

• application/jsn
• Json/application
• application/json
• Jsn/ application. 

Q. True or False: Objects can contain multiple name/values pairs.

• True
• False

Q. True or False: Data can be readily accessible using JSON objects.

• True
• False

Q. Parse the data with JSON.parse() and the data becomes a JavaScript object.

• False
• True

Q. GSON can convert any Objects into JSON and vice versa.

• True
• False

Q. FasterXML's Jackson can handle both JSON/non-JSON encodings.

• False
• True

Q. True or False: JSON is now being supported by almost all Programming languages.

• True
• False

Q. True or False: JSON is not a data format that can be used for asynchronous browser/server communication.

• True
• False

Q. True or False: In JSON Syntax, each name is followed by: (colon) and the name/value pairs are separated by ; (semicolon).

• True
• False

Q. True or False: Data can be readily accessible using JSON objects.

• True
• False

Q. JavaScript function JSON.parse() is to convert text into string.

• True
• False

Q. Which is wrong--(Why JSON over XML?)

• XML data are not string by default
• Retrieving values is as easy as reading from an object property
• JSON objects are typeless while XML data is typed
• Lighter but not faster than XML as on-the wire data format

Q. What is/ are correct statements about JSON?

• The JSON format is often used for serializing and transmitting structured data over a network connection.
• JSON is language-independent, with parsers for each language supported.
• All of the options
• JSON is a lightweight text-based open standard designed for human-readable data interchange

Q. Which statements is/are correct about JSON Syntax?

• All of the options
subset of the JavaScript object notation syntax
• Data is separated by comma
• Data is in name/value pairs

Q. JSON.parse() function was developed as a safer alternative to

• Go function()
• eval()
• Function() eval
• call function()

Q. While receiving data from any web server, the data is always

• string
• scripting
• javascript

Q. What is the true option applicable for JSON?

• An unordered list of values
• JSON object begins with { (left brace) and ends with } (right brace)
• An ordered list of strings
• JSON Array begins with { (left brace) and ends with } (right brace)

Q. Which is true about JSON Syntax?

• A string (in multiple quotes)
• An Object (in square brackets)
• A string (in single quotes)
• A Boolean (true or false)

Q. Functions added under Native JSON is

• stringify) and parse()
• exec()
• parse()
• stringify()

Q. What is the correct way to write a JSON array?

• var colors = "red", "green", "blue"
• var colors = 1 = ("red"), 2 = ("green"), 3 = ("blue")
• var colors = (1:"red", 2:"green", 3:"blue")
• var colors = ["red", "green", "blue"]

Q. What is the true option applicable for JSON Parser ?

• None of the options
• Used to convert a JSON text to a JavaScript object.
• Used to compile and execute any JavaScript
• It will not recognize only JSON text but it will compile scripts.

Q. Which would be better option to consider in a environment when you have big JSON file ?

• Jackson
• GSON
• JSON simple
• All the options

Q. What is JSON RPC?

• None of the options
• JSON-RPC is a simple remote procedure call protocol.
• JSON-RPC is a simple remote procedure call protocol that uses the lightweight JSON format instead of XML.
• JSON-RPC is a simple remote procedure call protocol. It uses the lightweight JSON format along with XML

Q. Apart from the regular JSON, we have other versions of JSON in use such as

• JSONR
• XSON
• JSONP
• JSONF

Q. JSON objects is/are ----

• All of the options
• Colon separator (:) Separates key and values
• colon separator (:) Separates key and values
• curly braces { } written in key/value pairs