@@ -223,7 +223,7 @@ The binary JData grammar is identical to the UBJSON grammar defined in the
2232232 . JData uses IEEE 754 binary form to store +/-Infinity, instead of converting to [ Z] , and
2242243 . optimized array container header was extended to support N-dimensional dense arrays:
225225```
226- [[] [$] [type] [#] [[] [$] [nx type] [#] [ndim type] [ndim ] [nx ny nz ...] [nx*ny*nz*...*sizeof(type)]
226+ [[] [$] [type] [#] [[] [$] [nx type] [#] [ndim] [nx ny nz ...] [nx*ny*nz*...*sizeof(type)]
227227```
228228 or
229229```
@@ -790,7 +790,7 @@ Such data can also be stored in JSON/UBJSON in two forms:
790790 [
791791 {"Name": "Andy", "Age": 21, "Degree": "BS", "Height": 69.2},
792792 {"Name": "William","Age": 21, "Degree": "MS", "Height": 71.0},
793- {"Name": "Om", "Age": 22, "Degree": "BE", "Height": 67.1},
793+ {"Name": "Om", "Age": 22, "Degree": "BE", "Height": 67.1}
794794 ]
795795```
796796
@@ -857,7 +857,7 @@ can be represented by the below JSON structure
857857 {"_TreeNode_(node2.2): data2.2}
858858 ]
859859 },
860- {"_TreeNode_(node3)": data3},
860+ {"_TreeNode_(node3)": data3}
861861 ]
862862 }
863863```
@@ -879,7 +879,7 @@ about the tree nodes, for example
879879 {"_TreeNode_(node2.2)::NodeID=5,ParentID=3": data2.2}
880880 ]
881881 },
882- {"_TreeNode_(node3)::NodeID=6,ParentID=1": data3},
882+ {"_TreeNode_(node3)::NodeID=6,ParentID=1": data3}
883883 ]
884884 }
885885```
@@ -1142,7 +1142,7 @@ of each node is listed below on the right side:
11421142 },
11431143 { <- [2,3]
11441144 "_TreeNode_(node3)": data3 <- [2,3,1], or [[2,3]]
1145- },
1145+ }
11461146 ]
11471147 }
11481148```
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