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Changed comma to parentheses to make it clear that what previously followed the comma is a side-note, not a separate statement with equal weight

Changed "includes" to "also applies to" to remove grammatical ambiguity which allowed for the following interpretation: "strings can contain object properties"

Changed comma to parentheses to make it clear that what previously followed the comma is a side-note, not a separate statement with equal weight

Changed "includes" to "also applies to" to remove grammatical ambiguity which allowed for the following interpretation: "strings can contain object properties"

* Empty objects and arrays are okay
* Strings can contain any unicode character, this includes object properties
* Strings can contain any unicode character (this also applies to object properties)
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* Strings can contain any unicode character (this also applies to object properties)
* Strings can contain any unicode character. (This also applies to object properties.)

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Trott commented Mar 27, 2022

I suspect we should remove this article entirely and replace it with a link to https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/JavaScript/Objects/JSON. We really don't need to maintain a JSON tutorial. That's outside of the scope of the website.

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