Hey! The code snippet you shared for python read json file into dict looks correct at first glance.
One common issue is file paths—make sure 'data.json' is in the same directory as your script, or use the full path.
Also, json.load() is for files, json.loads() is for strings. So you’re using the right one!
If the dict looks "weird," maybe the JSON is malformed? Try validating it at jsonlint.com.
One common issue is file paths—make sure 'data.json' is in the same directory as your script, or use the full path.
Also, json.load() is for files, json.loads() is for strings. So you’re using the right one!
If the dict looks "weird," maybe the JSON is malformed? Try validating it at jsonlint.com.