<code>"success":true</code>, is it same as <code>"success":"true"</code>

JSON requires that keys and string values are properly delimited with <code>"</code> quotes. Other values should not have quotes. This means that <code>"success":true</code> and <code>"success":"true"</code> are not the same — the first is a boolean value and the second is a string value. For more information, see http://json.org.

Does JSON require everything be quoted?

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JSON requires that keys and string values are properly delimited with " quotes. Other values should not have quotes. This means that "success":true and "success":"true" are not the same — the first is a boolean value and the second is a string value.

For more information, see http://json.org.