OP reply:
Whoa, thanks everyone! This makes way more sense now.
I tried using `json.loads()` in Python like some of you suggested, and it worked perfectly to define parse out the fields I needed.
Follow-up Q: What if the data’s nested super deep? Like `response.data.user.address.city`—is there a smarter way to parse that out without chaining a ton of brackets?
(Also, big thanks for the tool recs—jsonformatter.org is a lifesaver!)
Whoa, thanks everyone! This makes way more sense now.
I tried using `json.loads()` in Python like some of you suggested, and it worked perfectly to define parse out the fields I needed.
Follow-up Q: What if the data’s nested super deep? Like `response.data.user.address.city`—is there a smarter way to parse that out without chaining a ton of brackets?
(Also, big thanks for the tool recs—jsonformatter.org is a lifesaver!)
