Ugh, JSON struggles are real!
In Python, the most common mistake is not handling file paths right. Double-check that! Also, if your JSON is malformed, `json.load()` will freak out.
For JS, yeah, `fetch` is the way, but if you’re lazy (like me), just use:
```javascript
const data = require('./file.json');
```
Works like a charm in Node. For browsers, `fetch` is your best bet.
Pro tip: Use VS Code with JSON validation extensions—saves so much time!
In Python, the most common mistake is not handling file paths right. Double-check that! Also, if your JSON is malformed, `json.load()` will freak out.
For JS, yeah, `fetch` is the way, but if you’re lazy (like me), just use:
```javascript
const data = require('./file.json');
```
Works like a charm in Node. For browsers, `fetch` is your best bet.
Pro tip: Use VS Code with JSON validation extensions—saves so much time!
