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In this article, we'll explore some common ways to work with data in Javascript. To follow along, you'll need to be working with code in either Node.js or the Browser. For the rest of the examples in the article we'll be using the data returned from a search of GitHub's v3 REST API. We'll use the search/repositories endpoint to make a query for repositories matching a search term. We're also going to limit the number of results to 10 per page, and only one page.