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json had no functions, it's just a data format.
just like xml needs a dom document interface, json needs a runtime.
javascript provides functions like "".match() [].filter, and for-in.
if you want something a little higher-level, there a lot of libs out there.
you can get an xpath simulator, an sql simulator, and lots of tools like that; youre not locked into a particular proprietary interface like you are with xml.
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