FINALS- LECTURE ACTIVITY TASK MODULE 6

 I. LEARNING TASKS


A. ENGAGE


A.XML



A standard for developing markup languages that explain the organization and significance of data in a document is called Extensible Markup Language (XML). XML offers a standard format for exchanging data via the World Wide Web (WWW) or enterprise intranet by separating a document's content from its presentation.



B.JSON 



In JSON, a literal can be false, null, or true. Boolean terms refer to the literals true and false. An integer or a floating point number can both be used to represent a number. A JSON value can be either a JSON text or a JSON Simple type, with a JSON Simple type being one of three things: a JSON literal, an integer, or a string.



C.AJAX


Ajax, often known as JavaScript and XML Asynchronous, is an acronym for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. With the use of the programming language Ajax, particular portions of content on a website can be updated without requiring a page reload.



B. EXPLORE & EXPLAIN
Answer the following questions: 
1. What is the difference between JSON and XML? 

Arrays are supported in JSON while they are not in XML. XML is more secure than JSON. JSON files are easier to understand than XML equivalents. Unlike XML, which includes a variety of data kinds including text, numbers, photos, charts, and graphs, JSON only supports text and number data types.

2. What is the difference between JSON and JAVASCRIPT? 

Objects, arrays, numbers, characters, booleans, and null can all be serialized using the JSON syntax. Although it is based on the syntax of JavaScript, JSON differs from JavaScript in that JavaScript is not primarily JSON. Objects and arrays are two examples.

3. What is the difference between OBJECTS and ARRAYS?

A single variable houses lists of data in an array, whereas objects represent "things" with attributes (also known as traits).

C.ELABORATE & EVALUATION
 Answer the following questions: Acronym

JavaScript  Object Notation 1. JSON
Hypertext Transfer Protocol 2. HTTP
Extensible Markup Language 3. XML
Asynchronous JavaScript And XML 4. AJAX
Hypertext Preprocessor 5. PHP

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