What the transport's native extractor read out of a Bloks answer, read by the
core's one JSON reader in its exact mode (parseExactJson). The extractor
writes every number as the executable's own text, so a number literal of more
than 15 characters (a Facebook id is 17 digits and more) is a string here
with every digit, a shorter one is a number, and a literal that is no finite
double (1e999, NaN, 0x1p3) is a string of its source text.
What the transport's native extractor read out of a Bloks answer, read by the core's one JSON reader in its exact mode (
parseExactJson). The extractor writes every number as the executable's own text, so a number literal of more than 15 characters (a Facebook id is 17 digits and more) is astringhere with every digit, a shorter one is anumber, and a literal that is no finite double (1e999,NaN,0x1p3) is astringof its source text.