Difference between JSON and XML
JSON's concise syntax makes it very light and compact. It is also easier to
parse from JavaScript, and that’s one of the main reasons it’s preferred
for browser-based client-side applications (note that JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation,
it’s just natural). If you want to work with XML from JavaScript,
you'll need to use an extra library for that. With JSON, you can just
parse the message (let’s say with JSON.Parse() ) and work directly with js objects.
JSON.parse('{"name":"ram"}');
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