You want to create a new blog post resource with title and content using a POST request. Which of these JSON payloads correctly represents the data to send in the request body?

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A["title", "My Day", "content", "It was sunny."]

B"title=My Day&content=It was sunny."

C{"My Day": "title", "It was sunny.": "content"}

D{"title": "My Day", "content": "It was sunny."}

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand JSON object structure
JSON objects use key-value pairs with keys as strings and values as data.
Step 2: Identify correct JSON format
{"title": "My Day", "content": "It was sunny."} correctly uses keys "title" and "content" with their string values in an object.
Final Answer:
{"title": "My Day", "content": "It was sunny."} -> Option D
Quick Check:
JSON object with keys and values = {"title": "My Day", "content": "It was sunny."} [OK]

Quick Trick: JSON data must be key-value pairs inside braces {} [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Using JSON arrays instead of objects
Swapping keys and values
Sending URL-encoded string instead of JSON

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You want to create a new blog post resource with title and content using a POST request. Which of these JSON payloads correctly represents the data to send in the request body?

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Step 2: Identify correct JSON format

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