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var a = JSON.parse('{ "biz": "true"}') var b = JSON.parse('{ "biz": true}') Yes I think it works if we write the JSON string in JS. But if it's a JSON file or we're getting JSON from some API then it wont allow "biz" : true. We'll have to use "true"
JSON supports booleans, theres no need to use strings for them.
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