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To gain full voting privileges, A string is very much like a c or java string To validate a json text block, i currently have to copy the text, then paste it into something like jsonlint.com to validate
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Differences between jsonlint and php json_decode asked 12 years, 4 months ago modified 12 years, 4 months ago viewed 694 times I want to run composer update on my laravel project but i keep getting this error [seld\jsonlint\parsingexception] ./composer.json does not contain valid json. I have a json which is verified in the jsonlint, but i cannot use json.parse () as it is not working
What is the problem with the json here, if json.prase () cannot be used what are my alternatives. I made a composer.json script When i run sudo composer install, i get this error If you want to use jsonlint from the command line anywhere on your system you'll need to install globally
The json standard describes properties as strings and strings need double quotes
A string is a sequence of zero or more unicode characters, wrapped in double quotes, using backslash escapes A character is represented as a single character string
