Wow, thanks for all the awesome replies!
I tried the Python `with open` + `json.load()` combo, and it worked perfectly—turns out I was missing the file path. 🤦♂️
For JS, I’ll give `fetch` a shot, but the `require` tip for Node is super handy.
Also, JSONLint saved me from a malformed file. You all rock!
Quick follow-up: What’s the best way to handle nested JSON? Some of my data is buried deep.
I tried the Python `with open` + `json.load()` combo, and it worked perfectly—turns out I was missing the file path. 🤦♂️
For JS, I’ll give `fetch` a shot, but the `require` tip for Node is super handy.
Also, JSONLint saved me from a malformed file. You all rock!
Quick follow-up: What’s the best way to handle nested JSON? Some of my data is buried deep.
