What is used in JSON to represent a Python Tuple?

In JSON (JavaScript Object Notation), data structures are represented using arrays and objects. A Python Tuple, which is an ordered and immutable collection of items, is best represented by a JSON array. JSON arrays are ordered lists of values, making them the closest equivalent to Python Tuples.

Object: In JSON, an object is a collection of key/value pairs.

Array: In JSON, an array is an ordered list of values.

Dict: In Python, a dict (dictionary) is a collection of key/value pairs.

Collection: General term for a group of items.

Thus, a Python Tuple would be represented as a JSON array.