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01-Introduction To JSON

The video provides an overview of JSON, explaining its role as a data storage system essential for working with APIs. It highlights how make.com utilizes JSON data in its scenarios, emphasizes the importance of understanding JSON's structure, and recommends tools like Visual Code Studio for working with JSON. Additionally, it briefly compares JSON with other data formats like XML and CSV, noting JSON's versatility.

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01-Introduction To JSON

The video provides an overview of JSON, explaining its role as a data storage system essential for working with APIs. It highlights how make.com utilizes JSON data in its scenarios, emphasizes the importance of understanding JSON's structure, and recommends tools like Visual Code Studio for working with JSON. Additionally, it briefly compares JSON with other data formats like XML and CSV, noting JSON's versatility.

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In this video, we dive into JSON - what it is, why it's essential, and how you will be leveraging

it with [Link]. JSON,


despite its complex developer documentation, is a straightforward and versatile data storage system, crucial for working
with APIs. Here's a little breakdown of what we covered:
**Key Points:**
- **Introduction to JSON:** Understanding what JSON is - a way to store and transmit data between sources.
- **APIs and JSON:** JSON is fundamental when dealing with APIs as most APIs return data in a JSON format.
- **Using JSON with [Link]:** While [Link] scenarios receive JSON data in the backend, you’ll typically interact with
parsed data in [Link]'s scenario editor without needing to see the raw JSON data.
- **Example of JSON Data:** A look at a sample JSON response from a database call, highlighting JSON’s structure with

field names and values.


- **Tools for Working with JSON:** Recommendation to use Visual Code Studio, a free JSON editor that formats and color-
codes JSON data for better readability and comprehension.
- **Alternative Data Formats:** Brief mention of other data transmission formats like XML and CSV, and why JSON is often

preferred due to its versatility in handling complex data.


By the end of the video, you should have a good understanding of how JSON simplifies data exchange in web development
and integrations with [Link].

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