JSON to XML

Converting JSON to XML involves transforming the structure and content from one format to another. Here, I'll outline some features and considerations when performing JSON to XML conversion:

1. Element Structure:

   • JSON objects are often represented as XML elements.
   • JSON arrays can be translated into XML elements or attributes based on the specific requirements.

2. Attribute Handling:

   • JSON does not have attributes like XML, so decisions need to be made about how to represent JSON properties that could be attributes in XML.

3. Nested Structures:

   • JSON can have nested objects and arrays. XML must handle nested elements accordingly.

4. Data Types:

   • JSON is more permissive with data types than XML. For instance, JSON allows numbers to be expressed as strings. Consider how to handle such cases during conversion.

5. Array Representation:

   • Decide how to represent JSON arrays in XML. It can be done using repeating elements or nested elements, depending on the XML schema.

6. XML Header:

   • XML documents typically start with an XML declaration, specifying the XML version and encoding. Ensure this is added appropriately.