What are JSON structures converted to in Mendix?

In Mendix, JSON structures are converted to objects. This is because Mendix uses a conceptual framework where data is represented in a structured format, allowing developers to manipulate and work with that data efficiently within the Mendix environment.

When dealing with JSON, which inherently contains key-value pairs, the conversion to objects allows developers to access these values through attributes. Each key in the JSON structure corresponds to an attribute in an object, making it easier to interact with complex data structures.

The other options, such as dictionaries and arrays, are not accurate representations within the Mendix framework for the conversion process involving JSON. While some programming languages may interpret JSON structures as dictionaries or arrays, Mendix's design specifically employs the use of objects to facilitate data manipulation, ensuring a cohesive development experience. Strings represent raw text data and would not capture the structured nature of JSON, while arrays could imply a specific format that doesn't encapsulate all aspects of JSON. Therefore, the conversion of JSON structures to objects aligns with Mendix's principles of structured and accessible data management.