Json Cheat Sheet



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Json Schema Cheat Sheet

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Json Cheat Sheet

{
'status': 'OK',
'last_updated': '2017-11-10',
'cheat_sheet': [
{
'basic_syntax': [
{
'element' : 'Blockquotes',
'syntax' : '> blockquote'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Bold',
'syntax' : '**bold text**'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Code',
'syntax' : '`code`'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Headings',
'syntax' : '# H1n## H2n### H3n'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Horizontal Rules',
'syntax' : '---'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Images',
'syntax' : '![alt text](image.jpg)'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Italic',
'syntax' : '*italicized text*'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Links',
'syntax' : '[title](https://www.example.com)'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Ordered Lists',
'syntax' : '1. First itemn2. Second itemn3. Third itemn'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Unordered Lists',
'syntax' : '- First itemn- Second itemn- Third itemn'
}
]
},
{
'extended_syntax': [
{
'element' : 'Definition Lists',
'syntax' : 'termn: definitionn'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Fenced Code Blocks',
'syntax' : '```n{n'firstName': 'John',n'lastName': 'Smith',n'age': 25n}n```n'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Footnotes',
'syntax' : 'Here's a sentence with a footnote. [^1]nn[^1]: This is the footnote.n'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Heading IDs',
'syntax' : '### My Great Heading {#custom-id}'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Strikethrough',
'syntax' : '~~The world is flat.~~'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Tables',
'syntax' : '| Syntax | Description |n| ----------- | ----------- |n| Header | Title |n| Paragraph | Text |n'
} ,
{
'element' : 'Task Lists',
'syntax' : '- [x] Write the press releasen- [ ] Update the websiten- [ ] Contact the median'
}
]
}
]
}
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Json Query Cheat Sheet

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