javascript - How many properties can a json object have at most?

Question

I have a question. If there are hundreds of thousands of attributes in my json object, will there be any problems with json?

Answer 1

js should have no restrictions on it, but the performance of the computer is limited.
I actually tested it:

var obj={};
for(var i=0;i<80000000;i++){
   obj[i]=i;
   if(i%1000==0){
          console.log(i);
       }
}    

My computer will crash when it reaches over 70 million.
The more complex the keys and values ​​stored in the object, the smaller the number that can be accommodated.

But in actual application, you definitely can’t do it like this!

Answer 2

... Then why do you use Json? It's hard to throw the data into the database and then use the backend to write a program to read the database. .

Answer 3

Hundreds of thousands of properties. . . JSON itself does not have any restrictions on the number of attributes, but js processing may be very slow, or a single request may not be able to be accommodated through http transmission. . .

Answer 4

The question is why do you put hundreds of thousands of attributes in a JSON. .