Title: Can someone explain json.dump in Python with a simple example?
Hey folks,
I'm kinda new to Python and trying to figure out how json.dump python works. Like, I get that it saves data to a file, but my code keeps throwing errors or saving weird stuff.
Can someone break it down with a super simple example? Maybe like saving a dictionary to a .json file?
Also, what's the deal with the `indent` parameter? Does it just make the file prettier or is there more to it?
Thanks in advance!
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*PS: If you've got tips on why json.dump might not write correctly, I’m all ears. My file sometimes ends up empty lol.*
Hey folks,
I'm kinda new to Python and trying to figure out how json.dump python works. Like, I get that it saves data to a file, but my code keeps throwing errors or saving weird stuff.
Can someone break it down with a super simple example? Maybe like saving a dictionary to a .json file?
Also, what's the deal with the `indent` parameter? Does it just make the file prettier or is there more to it?
Thanks in advance!
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*PS: If you've got tips on why json.dump might not write correctly, I’m all ears. My file sometimes ends up empty lol.*
