Parsing is basically breaking down data or code into smaller, meaningful parts so it can be processed.
For example, if you have a CSV file, parsing it would mean separating each line into columns and rows.
In programming, compilers parse your code to check syntax and convert it into something executable.
If you're working with JSON, tools like `jq` (for CLI) or online JSON parsers can help visualize the structure.
For example, if you have a CSV file, parsing it would mean separating each line into columns and rows.
In programming, compilers parse your code to check syntax and convert it into something executable.
If you're working with JSON, tools like `jq` (for CLI) or online JSON parsers can help visualize the structure.
