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Research pages are configured using JSON objects and arrays. JSON objects are a type of data that can contain information blocks tied in key to value relations. Here is an example of a JSON object:
{ "fruit 1":"Apple", "fruit 2":"Banana", "fruit 3":"Mango"}
Commas separate each piece of information; note that there is no comma following the last item. Having a comma after the last item in a JSON object will be taken as an error and prevent the display of your research page.
Arrays are lists of pieces of information, wrapped with brackets ([]). Here is an example:
["Apple", "Banana", "Mango"]
Again, there is no comma following the last item in an array.
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