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git clone https://github.com/ruffrey/betasac.git && cd betasac
(sudo where applicable) npm install
// JS Inheritable Class
function Animal(){
this.animal_name = "";
this.lengthOfToes = [];
this.hasClaws = false;
}
// JS Inheritable Class, alternative format
var Animal = function(){}; // empty function
Animal.prototype.animal_name = "";
Animal.prototype.lengthOfToes = [];
Animal.prototype.hasClaws = false;
// creating an instance of an object
var Lion = new Animal();
// extending it
Lion.prototype.hasMane = true;
// JS Object Literal, NOT inheritable
var Animal = {
animal_name: "Simba",
lengthOfToes: [2,3,3,3,2,3,2,4,2,3],
hasClaws: false
};
// C#
public virtual class Animal
{
public string animal_name { get; set; }
int[] arrProp = new int[]();
}
public partial class Lion : Animal
{
public bool hasMane = new bool();
}
{
"key1": "I like cheese",
"key2": ["An","array","of","strings","with",1,"number"],
"keyForAnObject": {
"Cheeses": ["Blue","Swiss","Cheddar","Jack"],
"NumberOfCheese": 2,
"FavoriteCheeseIndex": 1,
"isThereAFavorite": true
}
}
var JsonDataString = { "key1": "I like cheese", "key2": ["An","array","of","strings","with",1,"number"], "keyForAnObject": { "Cheeses": ["Blue","Swiss","Cheddar","Jack"], "NumberOfCheese": 2, "FavoriteCheeseIndex": 1, "isThereAFavorite": true } }; var data = JSON.parse(JsonDataString); // JSON is a global function data.key1 // "I like cheese" data.key2[3] // "strings" data.key2[5] // 1 var internalObject = data.KeyForAnObject; internalObject.Cheeses[1] // "Swiss" data.KeyForAnObject.Cheeses[1] // "Swiss"
using System.Web.Script.Serialization; class SomeClass { class JsonResponse { public bool TrueOrFalse = true; public string Hi = "hi!"; public List= new List (); } public static string Responder() { JavaScriptSerializer jss = new JavaScriptSerializer(); JsonResponse resObj = new JsonResponse(); return jss.Serialize(resObj); } }
[[ 1,"Jim","yeeee" ],[ 2,"Wilson","I like cheese" ]]
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1 Jim yeeee |
2 Wilson I like cheese