YAML is a human‑readable data serialization language designed for expressing complex data structures in configuration and data interchange tasks. It uses indentation to denote hierarchical mappings (key–value pairs) and sequences (lists), with scalars for primitive values. YAML supports anchors and aliases for reuse, merge keys, and tags for typing, along with the ability to include multiple documents in a single file separated by --- . It is widely used for configuration files, data exchange between languages, and embedding structured data in templates, with parsers and loaders available across ecosystems.

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Human-readable data serialization format using indentation and lists

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