What are other generic JSON Schema validation keywords?

Several other generic JSON Schema validation keywords are listed below. They are always applied to the JSON instance.

"enum" - The JSON instance must match one of the elements in the given array. For example,

JSON Schema: 
{"enum": ["YES", "NO"]}

Valid JSON instance:
"YES"

Invalid JSON instance:
"Yes"

Invalid JSON instance:
3.14

"const" - The JSON instance must match the given value. For example,

JSON Schema: 
{"const": 3.14}

Valid JSON instance:
3.14

Invalid JSON instance:
3.14159

Invalid JSON instance:
"PI"

"allOf" - The JSON instance must be valid against all schemas in the given array. For example,

JSON Schema: 
{"allOf": [
    {"type": "number"},
    {"const": 3.14}
]}

Valid JSON instance:
3.14

Invalid JSON instance:
3.14159

Invalid JSON instance:
"PI"

"anyOf" - The JSON instance must be valid against at least one schema in the given array. For example,

JSON Schema: 
{"anyOf": [
    {"const": "YES"},
    {"const": "NO"}
]}

Valid JSON instance:
"YES"

Invalid JSON instance:
"Yes"

Invalid JSON instance:
3.14

"oneOf" - The JSON instance must be valid against at exactly one schema in the given array. For example,

JSON Schema: 
{"oneOf": [
    {"type": "integer"},
    {"type": "number"}
]}

Valid JSON instance:
1.00

Invalid JSON instance:
1

Invalid JSON instance:
"One"

"not" - The JSON instance must be invalid against the given schema. For example,

JSON Schema: 
{"not": 
    {"type": "integer"},
}

Valid JSON instance:
1.00

Valid JSON instance:
"One"

Invalid JSON instance:
1

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