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Hi,<br />
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I was reading as below.<br />
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In general XML is document-oriented and JSON is data-oriented. JSON can be mapped more easily to object-oriented systems.
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I have not understood difference or similarities, advantages, disadvantage of each system like<br />
document-oriented vs data-oriented vs object-oriented system<br />
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Please advise
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Hi,

I was reading as below.

In general XML is document-oriented and JSON is data-oriented. JSON can be mapped more easily to object-oriented systems.

I have not understood difference or similarities, advantages, disadvantage of each system like
document-oriented vs data-oriented vs object-oriented system

Please advise

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