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For when you know you are reinventing the wheel, but are doing it anyways. Questions with this tag involve code that is already fully implemented (such as from a library).
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Parsing JSON with JavaScript
I need to write some JavaScript code that will take a JSON string, parse it, and return the names of the most-deeply nested properties. For example, for this input:
var json =
"{\
foo: {\
bar: 'so …
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