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Python for Beginners: How to Use JSON in Python
JSON is an outstanding way of storing and transferring data. Python has built-in support for JSON, via a package aptly named JSON, and treats JSON similarly to dictionaries. Within Python, JSON supports primitive types (such as strings and numbers) as well as nested lists, tuples and objects.
Finally, we’ll print our JSON data in an unformatted fashion with the line: Our entire script looks like this: import json my_dictionary = { "company_name": "The New Stack", unformatted_json = json.dumps(my_dictionary) print(unformatted_json)
# Open our JSON file named data.json f = open('data.json') # returns JSON object as a dictionary data = json.load(f)
Finally, we’ll print our JSON data in an unformatted fashion with the line: Our entire script looks like this: import json my_dictionary = { "company_name": "The New Stack", unformatted_json = json.dumps(my_dictionary) print(unformatted_json)
# Open our JSON file named data.json f = open('data.json') # returns JSON object as a dictionary data = json.load(f)
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