"Quick question: How to parse JSON in Python efficiently?"
hey guys, i keep seeing people talk about parsing json in python but i'm kinda stuck.
what's the *best* way to do it? i tried `json.loads()` but ran into some errors when the data was nested weirdly.
also, is there a faster method if i'm dealing with huge files? or should i just stick with the built-in lib?
any tips or gotchas to watch out for?
thanks in advance!
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or maybe...
"Struggling to parse JSON in Python—any tips?"
yo, so i'm trying to parse json in python and it's driving me nuts.
sometimes it works, sometimes it just breaks with weird errors. am i missing something obvious?
i usually do:
```python
import json
data = json.loads(my_json_string)
```
but idk if there's a better way.
also, how do you handle messy json with missing keys?
pls help a noob out 😅
hey guys, i keep seeing people talk about parsing json in python but i'm kinda stuck.
what's the *best* way to do it? i tried `json.loads()` but ran into some errors when the data was nested weirdly.
also, is there a faster method if i'm dealing with huge files? or should i just stick with the built-in lib?
any tips or gotchas to watch out for?
thanks in advance!
---
or maybe...
"Struggling to parse JSON in Python—any tips?"
yo, so i'm trying to parse json in python and it's driving me nuts.
sometimes it works, sometimes it just breaks with weird errors. am i missing something obvious?
i usually do:
```python
import json
data = json.loads(my_json_string)
```
but idk if there's a better way.
also, how do you handle messy json with missing keys?
pls help a noob out 😅
