Which JSON syntax is valid?

Which JSON syntax is valid?
A. {“switch”: “name”: “dist1”, “interfaces”: [“gig1”, “gig2”, “gig3”]}
B. {/”switch/”: {/”name/”: “dist1″, /”interfaces/”: [“gig1”, “gig2”, “gig3”]}}
C. {“switch”: {“name”: “dist1”, “interfaces”: [“gig1”, “gig2”, “gig3”]}}
D. {‘switch’: (‘name’: ‘dist1’, ‘interfaces’: [‘gig1’, ‘gig2’, ‘gig3’])}

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2 thoughts on “Which JSON syntax is valid?

  1. C:

    {
    “switch”: {
    “name : “dist1”,
    “interfaces” : [“gig1″,”gig2″,”gig3”]
    }}

    Data is represented in name/value pairs.
    Curly brackets hold objects and each name is followed by a colon (“”). Name/value pairs are separated.
    Square brackets hold arrays and values which are separated by commas.”

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