In the JSON schema validation tag, which attribute holds the schema value?

• A. path
• B. location
• C. schema
• D. schemas

Answer: (C)

The key thing being tested is where the actual JSON Schema content is stored for the validation to use. In the JSON schema validation tag, the schema attribute is the one that holds the JSON Schema itself—the actual schema value that defines the structure, types, required fields, and other rules the payload must satisfy. Providing the schema content here lets the validator apply those rules directly to the incoming JSON.

Other attributes serve different purposes. A path or location would specify where to load the schema from (for example, a file path or URL) rather than supplying the schema content itself. The plural schemas attribute would be used if you needed to reference multiple schemas, but for validating against a single schema, the single schema attribute is the correct place to put the schema value.