Ugh, nested dicts are the worst! My trick? Use `pprint` to visualize the structure:
```
from pprint import pprint
pprint(your_parsed_json)
```
Makes it way easier to spot where things go sideways. Also, if your JSON has trailing commas or comments (which Python’s parser hates), try `demjson`—it’s more forgiving.
```
from pprint import pprint
pprint(your_parsed_json)
```
Makes it way easier to spot where things go sideways. Also, if your JSON has trailing commas or comments (which Python’s parser hates), try `demjson`—it’s more forgiving.
