YAML
YAML, like many other data serialization languages (such as JSON), has very few, basic concepts:Declarations
Lists
Associative arrays
A declaration is very similar to a variable in any other language, that is:
name: 'This is the name'
To create a list, we will have to use '-':
- 'item1'
- 'item2'
- 'item3'
YAML uses indentation to logically divide parents from children. So if we want to create associative arrays (also known as objects), we would just need to add an indentation:
item:
name: TheName
location: TheLocation
Obviously, we can mix those together, that is:
people:
- name: Jhon
number: +91123456
country: India
- name: Cena
number: +44763520
country: UK
Those are the basics of YAML. YAML can do much more, but for now this will be enough.
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