It really depends on your use case, but here’s my take:
Processing JSON one by one is better for large datasets because it’s memory-efficient. But if your JSON is small, processing it all at once is faster and easier to code.
I’ve used `json.load()` for all-at-once and `ijson` for one-by-one. Both work great, but `ijson` is a bit slower.
For real-world examples, think of log files—streaming is better. For config files, just load it all.
Processing JSON one by one is better for large datasets because it’s memory-efficient. But if your JSON is small, processing it all at once is faster and easier to code.
I’ve used `json.load()` for all-at-once and `ijson` for one-by-one. Both work great, but `ijson` is a bit slower.
For real-world examples, think of log files—streaming is better. For config files, just load it all.