>For example, if we have two integers and a float as values for the same JSON path a, we don’t want to store all three as float values on disk
Well, if you want to do things exactly how JS does it, then storing them all as float is correct. However, The JSON standard doesn't say it needs to be done the same way as JS.
Well, if you want to do things exactly how JS does it, then storing them all as float is correct. However, The JSON standard doesn't say it needs to be done the same way as JS.