I am working on an ASP.Net MVC project and have been studying a few small tricks with JSON objects that made me stroke my head for quite some time. For example, ensuring that when I call $ .getJSON () from jQuery, I really need to make sure my JSON returns an object, not just a string value (well, D'uh! Right?).
What are some key points to consider when working with JSON objects and answers in your experience? I am particularly interested in ASP.Net, but can be any language.
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