I am trying to iterate a JSON file and its elements. The problem is that error messages are thrown if the value of the first iteration (elements) is of type bool/float/int or NoneType.
This was my try (It works for bool, float and int but throws TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable):
for element in json:
if type(element) != bool \
and type(element) != float \
and type(element) != int \
and type(element) is not None:
for value in json[element]:
print(value)
Is there also a way to shorten the code in Python?
CodePudding user response:
In Python its common to just do it and handle any exceptions.
for element in json:
try:
for value in element:
print(value)
except TypeError:
pass
Also, are you sure you want to iterate json[element]
or did you mean to iterate over just element
in the inner for loop?