Elasticsearch - Document OperationsWhich of the following is the correct JSON structure for a document in Elasticsearch?A"title": "Book", "author": "Alice"B{"title": "Book", "author": "Alice"}C["title", "Book", "author", "Alice"]D<document><title>Book</title><author>Alice</author></document>Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recognize JSON object formatElasticsearch documents use JSON objects with key-value pairs inside curly braces.Step 2: Check each optionA is an invalid JSON fragment; B is an array/list; D is XML; C is the valid JSON object.Final Answer:{"title": "Book", "author": "Alice"} -> Option BQuick Check:Valid JSON object = C [OK]Quick Trick: Documents are JSON objects with key-value pairs [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing arrays instead of objectsOmitting curly bracesConfusing JSON with XML
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