Array nodes
Array nodes are containers used to represent sequences, such as JSON arrays. Each array node contains an ordered list of child nodes. There is no limit to nesting: arrays can contain other arrays and objects. Elements of an array are not required to have names.
Array nodes are typically mapped to ordered collections during binding.
Properties
roperty | Description |
| Required if nested in an object node, optional otherwise. |
| Always returns |
| Returns an ordered sequence of child nodes. |
| Returns the number of elements in the |
| Always returns |
Equality
Two array nodes are considered equal if their Children
sequences are equal elementwise and their names match up to differences in case.
Representation
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