JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) and XML (eXtensible Markup Language) are two of the most common formats for exchanging data on the web. While both are used to represent structured data, they have different syntaxes and are often preferred in different contexts.

Why Convert Between Them?

• Legacy Systems: You might need to interact with an older system or web service that only accepts or returns data in XML format.
• Modern Web APIs: Many modern applications and JavaScript-based frameworks prefer JSON for its simplicity and ease of parsing.
• Configuration Files: Some applications use XML for configuration, while your tool might work more easily with JSON.

How It Works

This converter intelligently parses the structure of your input data and maps it to the corresponding structure in the target format. For example, a JSON object's key-value pairs are converted into XML elements, and XML elements are converted into JSON object properties.