Difference between JSONObject and JSONArray

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JSONObject:

  1. Curly bracket ( { ) represents a JSONObject
  2. It contains name values like ID: 1
  3. Order of elements is not important
  4. JSONObject is a single item

JSONArray:




  1. Square bracket ( [ ) represents a JSONArray 
  2. It contains only series values like [1,'Value'] 
  3. Order of values is  important
  4. JSONArray is a collection of JSONObject

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