So I tested two ways of declaring a json string:
1:
json = "{'name': 'ajsie'}";
obj = JSON.parse(json); // SyntaxError: Unexpe开发者_如何转开发cted token ILLEGAL
2:
json = '{"name": "ajsie"}';
obj = JSON.parse(json); // Worked!
What is the problem with the first one?
Single quotes are not a valid quote character for strings. From http://www.json.org/: "A value can be a string in double quotes..."
json.org defines a string to use " instead of '. That's my guess.
Check http://www.json.org/
Strings in JSON object must be enclosed in double quotes.
http://www.json.org/ is a great reference for JSON. Apparently you have to use double quotes for strings in JSON. I learned something new today too. :)
{ 'key' : 'val' }
is not properly formatted json.
精彩评论