Okay, so today I messed around with this “jason jordan” thing. I didn’t really know what to expect, honestly. I just saw the name and thought, “Why not?” Let’s dive in.
Getting Started
First, I googled “jason jordan”. I wanted some background before starting anything. Seemed like a mix of things, so I decided to treat it as a simple data handling exercise. The name itself could represent anything.
Playing with Data
I opened up my usual text editor. Then I started to think about how to represent this “jason jordan” in code. I figured, let’s make it a simple JSON object. You know, like a little container for information.
So, I typed out something like:
"name": "jason jordan"
Pretty basic, right? Just a starting point. I could add more stuff later, like “age,” “occupation,” whatever. But for now, this was enough to play with.
Experiment
Next, I started to play with the json. I used an application that could read the json file I created.
- I used this app to read my file.
- I checked whether my json file is correct or not.
- I modified the values in my json file and test whether the changes are showing correctly.
Wrapping Up
It was a simple exercise. I started by creating the data structure, then put that structure into file, and then I use an external tool to validate it.
It’s a good reminder that even simple names can be the starting point for coding practice. You never know where a little experimentation might lead!
