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hey in json if I declare two objects with the same name are they both kept in memory or does the new one replace the old one? Asking for a friend :^)
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▶ No.1082236
1. Belongs in Questions and Answers.
2. Try it out nigger. I'm sure it's implementation dependent.
3. Why would you declare two objects with the same name? Are you a nigger who can't just look up whether one already exists?
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▶ No.1082237>>1082238 >>1082240
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▶ No.1082238
>>1082237
That's another valid solution!
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▶ No.1082240>>1082300
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▶ No.1082300
>>1082240
$ perl -nle '$n +=()=/nigger/gi; END { print $n }' <<COUNT
nigger NIGGER nigger
NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER
COUNT
6
I hope you counted like this, anon.
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▶ No.1082326
>>1082228 (OP)
In Forth, the white man's language, both definitions do exist in the stack, but the interpreter grabs the last one first (remember, FILO). You can remove a definition by using the word REMOVE, or as is the case in gforth, set a null bookmark before defining a word twice, and then call that null word.
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▶ No.1082366
>>1082228 (OP)
http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/9.0/#sec-internalizejsonproperty
>In the case where there are duplicate name Strings within an object, lexically preceding values for the same key shall be overwritten.
Keep in mind that many JSON parsing libraries do not respect these ECMA specs for `JSON.parse` unlike the browser implementations.
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