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JSON Comparision

The document explains how to compare two JSON objects with the same properties but different orders using JSON.stringify(). It provides an example of converting the objects to JSON strings and comparing them for equality. This method effectively ignores the order of properties in the comparison.

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JSON Comparision

The document explains how to compare two JSON objects with the same properties but different orders using JSON.stringify(). It provides an example of converting the objects to JSON strings and comparing them for equality. This method effectively ignores the order of properties in the comparison.

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Q.

How to compare two JSON have the same properties without order;
a. let obj 1= {name: "Person 1", age:5};
b. obj 2= {age:5, name: "Person 1"};

A: While you can use JSON.stringify() to compare JSON objects with the same
properties but different orders, it's essential to be aware of its limitations and
consider alternative approaches:

1. Using JSON.stringify() for Simple Comparisons:

let obj1 = {name: "Person 1", age: 5};


let obj2 = {age: 5, name: "Person 1"};

// Convert objects to JSON strings


let str1 = JSON.stringify(obj1);
let str2 = JSON.stringify(obj2);

// Compare the JSON strings


if (str1 === str2) {
console.log("The JSON objects are equal.");
} else {
console.log("The JSON objects are not equal.");
}

In this example, JSON.stringify is used to convert the objects into JSON strings.
After that, you can compare the strings for equality. This approach ignores the
order of properties within the objects, making it suitable for comparing JSON
objects with the same properties but in different orders.

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