I have the following NodeJS code:
const msg = Buffer.from([ 34, 115, 106, 100, 104, 34 ]);
const a = JSON.parse(msg.toString('utf-8'))
console.log(a);
The msg buffer is basically the string "sjdh" when using .toString('utf-8') on it.
How come when I run this, JSON.parse is able to parse what is essentially the string "sjdh" and returns it as a result to a?
Some types are allowed to not be wrapped in an object or array by JSON.parse
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console.log(JSON.parse('"asdad"'))
console.log(JSON.parse('null'))