Yeah, parsing in JS is just taking raw data (usually strings) and making it usable in your code.
Like, `parseInt("123")` turns the string "123" into the number 123. Same vibe with `JSON.parse()`.
Big mistake? Not handling errors when parsing fails. Always wrap it in a try-catch!
Like, `parseInt("123")` turns the string "123" into the number 123. Same vibe with `JSON.parse()`.
Big mistake? Not handling errors when parsing fails. Always wrap it in a try-catch!
