Due Wednesday: Write a sample JSON object (on paper) that fits with
your idea or the scenario below. The full requirements are listed
below (6+ objects, at least one array, etc). Remember you can refer to
json.org for format. You must start on paper. Also try your answer in
the pretty printer to see if it looks correct.


Notes and reminders:

In class, we've learned about the JSON format.  For example, here's
some silly earthquake data that I've invented:

{
  "earthquakes": [
    {
      "place": "Colombia",
      "mag": "2.378",
      "time": "9.16.16"
    },
    {
      "place": "C-town",
      "mag": "197.2",
      "time": "9.21.16"
    },
    {
      "place": "Kyoto",
      "mag": "2.4",
      "time": "9.22.16"
    },
    {
      "place": "SF, CA",
      "mag": "4.2",
      "time": "9.18.16"
    }
  ]
}


In this data, there is only one item in the object. It has the name
"earthquakes" and its value is a list. Inside that list are other
objects. These objects correspond to locations, magnitudes and times
when pretend earthquakes have occured. There are many such examples of
this on the web if you need to see more.


     For example, You can grab data on ebola from the WHO from:

http://apps.who.int/gho/athena/xmart/EBOLA_MEASURE/CASES,DEATHS.json?filter=COUNTRY:*;LOCATION:-;DATAPACKAGEID:2016-05-11;INDICATOR_TYPE:SITREP_CUMULATIVE;INDICATOR_TYPE:SITREP_CUMULATIVE_21_DAYS



     Or you can grab JSON data from your instagram account with:
[This requires you to jump through some hoops, see next link.]

https://api.instagram.com/v1/tags/nofilter/media/recent?access_token=ACCESS_TOKEN

     You will need to tackle what is written here:
https://www.instagram.com/developer/endpoints/


	Even stack overflow has a JSON feed:
https://api.stackexchange.com/2.2/search?order=desc&sort=activity&intitle=perl&site=stackoverflow

 
        Try sticking the result of that page in a pretty printer.



The point is only that JSON is used to transfer data in many places
across the internet.


SPECIFICATION
-------------

Your job is to consider a possible JSON object that you think might be
useful in your upcoming project. If you don't have any ideas yet,
write a sample JSON object for the following scenario.

Either way, your JSON object needs to include at least one value that
is an array and it must have some nested objects. In the earthquake
example, there is a list of earthquakes with nested earthquakes
inside. You might instead have a bunch of properties of some object
and one of which is an object.

This is to be done on paper first. You should type up your final work
for submission, but there must be something handed in that is a
hand-written sketch of where you're going. We will use this several
times in this course. We will begin by designing on paper and then
moving to the screens. So it is best to get into that habit
now. Failure to submit both the written version and submit/demo the
digital version will result in 0%. You should make something that has
at least 6 objects.

It may be that you're not sure about your project for this course just
yet. That's fine.  If you don't have a decent scenario in mind, then
use the following to write your JSON object. You might consider this
object as the minimum I expect on this assignment.

Bob is going to write a program to organize his cats and dogs. He
wants to keep different information about his cats and his dogs and so
he's creating an Animals object. The Animals object has two
members. One is the string cat and the other is the string dog. Cat
has the value of a list of objects. Each object in this cat's list has
a color, a name, and a disposition. Make up 3 cats that belong to
Bob's list of cats. The Dog string has another value which is a list
of objects. Each object in this dog's list has a breed, a name, and a
weight. Make up 3 dogs that belong to Bob's list of dogs.