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JSON vs CSV: Data Format Comparison
JSON Format
JavaScript Object Notation
JSON is a language-independent open data format that uses human-readable text to express data objects consisting of attribute-value pairs. Although originally derived from JavaScript, JSON data can be generated and parsed with a wide variety of programming languages.
- Supports complex nested structures
- Self-documenting with key names
- Native support in web APIs
- Handles multiple data types
- Human-readable format
CSV Format
Comma-Separated Values
CSV is a simple file format used to store tabular data in plain text. Each line represents a data record, with fields separated by commas. It's universally supported by spreadsheet applications and databases.
- Simple tabular structure
- Universal spreadsheet compatibility
- Easy to import/export
- Lightweight and fast
- Ideal for data analysis
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