jQuery does only make some regexp checking before calling the native browser method window.JSON.parse()
. If that is not available, it uses eval()
or more exactly new Function()
to create a Javascript object.
The opposite of JSON.parse()
is JSON.stringify()
which serializes a Javascript object into a string. jQuery does not have functionality of its own for that, you have to use the browser built-in version or json2.js
from http://www.json.org
JSON.stringify()
is available in all major browsers, but to be compatible with older browsers you still need that fallback.
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