If you’re stuck on parse json python, `json.loads()` is the way to go for strings.
For nested stuff, I like to use `dict.get()` with defaults. Like:
```python
value = data.get('nested', {}).get('key', 'default')
```
Also, `pprint` helps visualize messy JSON!
For nested stuff, I like to use `dict.get()` with defaults. Like:
```python
value = data.get('nested', {}).get('key', 'default')
```
Also, `pprint` helps visualize messy JSON!
