How can JSON incorporate transition of state?

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JSON is a data format used for exchanging data between different systems. It does not have built-in functionality for incorporating the transition of state, as this is typically handled through the logic of the application or system.

However, JSON can be used to represent the data associated with a state transition. For example, an application could use JSON to represent the state of an object before and after a transition, or to include metadata about when the transition occurred and who initiated it.

In this way, JSON can help to manage and communicate the state of an application, even if it does not directly handle the mechanics of state transitions.