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JavaScript Object Notation is an open standard key-value pair data format. Use this tag for questions that involve parsing, outputting, or otherwise manipulating JSON objects.
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Convert JSON string to Key / Value Arrays
ECMAScript
I'm surprised no one has proposed a better ECMAScript solution, so here's my simple attempt:
keys: (29 chars)
X=>Object.keys(JSON.parse(X))
values: (31 chars)
X=>Object.values …
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