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If you’ve ever worked with JSON objects in JavaScript, you most probably have reached the JSON.parse() method at some point or another which parses a JSON string and returns the JavaScript value or object described by the string. For instance, let’s say, you have a JSON string like the following… const User = `{ "name": "Cherika", "age": 5, "is_active": false }` and if you want to transform it into a JavaScript object, you can do it using the JSON.parse() like so. const userObject = JSON....