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helge |
1000 (63 B) | |
salathe |
1000 (63 B) | |
JWvdVeer |
1000 (63 B) | |
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Wim |
1000 (63 B) |
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primo |
1000 (63 B) |
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leonid |
1000 (63 B) |
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six |
984 (64 B) |
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lheurt |
984 (64 B) |
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ToastyX |
984 (64 B) |
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spicausis |
969 (65 B) |
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nubs |
969 (65 B) |
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Ock |
969 (65 B) |
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iWinkLeon |
940 (67 B) |
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colinodell |
926 (68 B) |
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eremit |
926 (68 B) |
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naz |
900 (70 B) |
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ralf |
875 (72 B) |
| 18 |
Steinigtmich |
875 (72 B) |
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ptnplanet |
797 (79 B) |
| 20 |
cecilozaur |
797 (79 B) |
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alakani |
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107 | March 30 2013, 05:59:28 | |
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vird |
95 | March 04 2013, 16:27:33 | |
cecilozaur |
79 | January 31 2013, 19:35:37 | |
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99 | January 31 2013, 16:50:41 | |
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95 | January 31 2013, 16:10:19 | |
vird |
97 | January 30 2013, 18:59:23 | |
vird |
100 | January 30 2013, 18:36:39 | |
vird |
96 | January 30 2013, 18:34:40 | |
nishanth |
125 | September 24 2012, 14:26:43 | |
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leolox69 |
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Challenge: JSON
Challenge information
| Challenge Type | Private |
|---|---|
| Challenge Status | Open |
| Constant name | JSON |
| Trim method | Full trim |
| Disabled functions | json_decode |
| Rating | [ up ] [ down ] |
Instructions
The JSON will have double quotes around the keys, space after comma and colon. The depth of the JSON will not be deeper then what you see in the example. The keys will always be characters in lower and upper case and random 5 to 10 length. The values will always be numerical and the random value from 1 to 99999. Output the key and value as shown below. Separate each "key = value" with a newline. The keys in the output must be in alphabetical order.
Example
Show/hide Input{"e": 5, "d": 4, "c": 3, "b": 2, "a": 1}
a = 1 b = 2 c = 3 d = 4 e = 5
