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Re:How to Use JSON Path by int_19h on Friday May 03, 2024 @07:49PM (#40253567)
Coincidentally, this is exactly what XPath and XQuery do. E.g. text nodes don't have children nor attributes, yet it is perfectly legal to do text()/foo or text()/@foo - and the result is an empty sequence.

If you want this kind of semantics with JSON, take a look at https://www.jsoniq.org

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