Thanks for this. What about nested values? Say if you had another value nested under userId with say their first name and last name? I know I may not be wording things right but I'm trying to learn :) EDIT: Wait you talked about exactly this around 8:26! Thank you!
great video, I just want to know how to get both the key and the value parced out, I seem to get the value returned but the original key value get put into quotations when accessing the dictionary. Like for instance I want it to show the word Street with it shows it like the following from street = 'Street', : ('Street', 'Kula Lumper'). I would like it without being returned as a string.
@@codingunderpressure7818 Ha, not quite I have JSON lines format that is continuously being written to the file I am trying to parse. But it got me going down the right path, and I did get there after a few hours. So thank you!
Thank you for the video something good to know since I had to pause mid video because even now im confused as to where the response.text came from since I guess that a differnet way of doing things But also I used response_json = response.json() which is the same thing as what you did i believe.
You made my day! Exactly what I needed to get things done. Many Thx! 🙂
Thank you so much for this tut. I scowered code sites for hours for this explanation. I should've hit TH-cam first 😅
Got stuck on my project. Needed this!!!
Excellent detailed explanation. Thank you very much.
Thanks for this. What about nested values? Say if you had another value nested under userId with say their first name and last name? I know I may not be wording things right but I'm trying to learn :)
EDIT: Wait you talked about exactly this around 8:26! Thank you!
Thank you for this. This helped me sooooo much.
great video, I just want to know how to get both the key and the value parced out, I seem to get the value returned but the original key value get put into quotations when accessing the dictionary. Like for instance I want it to show the word Street with it shows it like the following from street = 'Street', : ('Street', 'Kula Lumper'). I would like it without being returned as a string.
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Very useful. Thanks for sharing.
really helpful
Thanks, wrong program but I need to learn in old skool and then convert for other software.
Nicely set out the function 😊
Thanks for the vid. Very helpful and shockingly easy!
Glad it helped!
@@codingunderpressure7818 Ha, not quite I have JSON lines format that is continuously being written to the file I am trying to parse. But it got me going down the right path, and I did get there after a few hours. So thank you!
Hi, Can you recommend a tool or application capable of handling JSON files larger than 10GB in size?
Useful. Thanks
Need your help with making individual json files. From one single metadata file with 10k nft data. How to get in touch?
Thank you for the video something good to know since I had to pause mid video because even now im confused as to where the response.text came from since I guess that a differnet way of doing things
But also I used
response_json = response.json()
which is the same thing as what you did i believe.
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Thanks man
your voice is like Lester from gta5
Man I hope not
bro u could just use response.jason()
exact my thoughts