If you’re working with nested json, `json.load()` + a recursive function or `jsonpath-ng` can save you headaches.
For python read in json file, your method works, but tools like `jq` (command line) are handy for quick filtering.
```bash
cat data.json | jq '.key.subkey'
```
For python read in json file, your method works, but tools like `jq` (command line) are handy for quick filtering.
```bash
cat data.json | jq '.key.subkey'
```
