In JSON-encoded data, which symbol is used to separate keys from their associated values?
Dash (-)
Colon (:)
Comma (,)
Equals sign (=)
In JSON, a colon (:) is used to separate a key from its value within an object. For example, in {"name": "John"}, the colon separates the key "name" from its value "John". Commas (,) separate key-value pairs, not keys from values. The equals sign (=) and dash (-) are not used for this purpose in JSON syntax.
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