It just is: Any valid JSON is valid YAML with the same semantics. It was intenti...

		NoThisIsMe on Nov 14, 2021 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: YAML: It's Time to Move On It just is: Any valid JSON is valid YAML with the same semantics. It was intentionally designed that way (though not from the start iirc). Basically take JSON, make quotes optional for strings and make curly brackets optional if the object is indented properly, and boom you've got (something like) YAML.

If all JSON is YAML but not all YAML is JSON, then YAML is a superset of JSON.