I'm writing a JSON parser as an exercise, and i just realized (after some testing with Node.js to see how their interpreter behaves) that for a value to have a single backslash as its key (or vice versa) you gotta have FOUR backslashes in the actual string.

It makes sense when you think about it, but it's really funny seeing it

it's really easy this mix this stuff up by the way, "\\n" (three characters) having to be interpreted as '\n' which is just one character is already convoluted enough to code, god bless the people that maintain actual json modules