This quick 30-minute challenge consists of 30 random multiple-choice questions designed to test your knowledge across various JSON topics, including the introduction to JSON, JSON syntax and basics, data types, operations in JavaScript, APIs and JSON, advanced structures, JSON Schema, tools and debugging, as well as performance and security considerations. Whether you’re new to JSON or looking to refine your skills, this quiz will enhance your understanding of JSON’s role in modern web development.

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Welcome to the JSON Quiz! This quick 30-minute challenge consists of 30 random multiple-choice questions designed to test your knowledge across various JSON topics, including the introduction to JSON, JSON syntax and basics, data types, operations in JavaScript, APIs and JSON, advanced structures, JSON Schema, tools and debugging, as well as performance and security considerations. Whether you're new to JSON or looking to refine your skills, this quiz will enhance your understanding of JSON's role in modern web development.

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1. What does the Content-Type header specify in an API request?

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2. Why is it important to remove unused fields from JSON responses?

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3. What is the difference between allOf and oneOf in JSON Schema?

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4. How do you access the second element of a JSON array ["apple", "banana", "cherry"]?

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5. Which of the following data types can JSON arrays contain?

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6. How can you debug a failing JSON API request in a browser?

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7. How do you handle errors in a fetch() request?

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8. Which attack can occur when JSON data is excessively large and causes resource exhaustion?

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9. Which of the following best describes JSON?

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10. What is the output of JSON.parse('[1, 2, , 4]')?

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11. How do you represent a null value in JSON?

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12. Which function can convert an API response from JSON to JavaScript objects?

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13. Which character is used to enclose a JSON array?

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14. How do you access the value "Alice" from the JSON object {"name": "Alice", "age": 25}?

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15. Which of the following is a valid JSON string?

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16. How is JSON used in microservices architecture?

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17. Which of the following is NOT a supported data type in JSON?

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18. What is JSON primarily used for?

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19. Which JSON data type is used to group key-value pairs?

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20. What data type is represented by {} in JSON?

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21. Can JSON values be functions?

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22. Which of these web technologies heavily relies on JSON for communication?

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23. What is the potential issue with using eval() to parse JSON strings in JavaScript?

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24. What error does a missing comma between JSON key-value pairs produce?

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25. Which HTTP header is critical for securing JSON responses?

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26. Which keyword restricts the number of items in a JSON array?

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27. Which of the following JSON data types is valid?

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28. Which of the following JSON strings can be parsed without error?

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29. How do you validate that a JSON object has no additional fields?

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30. Can a JSON object have duplicate keys?

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