I'm messing around with JSON, and Python.
I'm trying to format a full pretty-print of the 1st-level objects (in this case example1
and example2
.) and their sub-objects (2nd and 3rd level). How would I retrieve 2nd-level data stored under echo
, and further down the line, how would I retrieve 3rd level data stored under juliett
? I know how to perform the necessary printing and format operations but the data retrieval is hard.
I haven't tried to write any code to do this as I am quite new to Python (having started experimenting last week). Help would be appreciated.
Example:
{
"example1": {
"alpha": "bravo",
"charlie": "delta",
"echo":
{
"foxtrot": "golf",
"hotel": "india",
"juliett": {
"kilo": "lima",
"mike": "november"
}
}
},
"example2": {
"alpha": "bravo",
"charlie": "delta",
"echo":
{
"foxtrot": "golf",
"hotel": "india",
"juliett": {
"kilo": "lima",
"mike": "november"
}
}
}
}
CodePudding user response:
IIUC, you want the json
module:
import json
my_dict = json.loads(open("data.json").read())
>>> my_dict["example1"]["echo"]
{'foxtrot': 'golf',
'hotel': 'india',
'juliett': {'kilo': 'lima', 'mike': 'november'}}
>>> my_dict["example1"]["echo"]["juliett"]
{'kilo': 'lima', 'mike': 'november'}
data.json:
{
"example1": {
"alpha": "bravo",
"charlie": "delta",
"echo": {
"foxtrot": "golf",
"hotel": "india",
"juliett": {
"kilo": "lima",
"mike": "november"
}
}
},
"example2": {
"alpha": "bravo",
"charlie": "delta",
"echo": {
"foxtrot": "golf",
"hotel": "india",
"juliett": {
"kilo": "lima",
"mike": "november"
}
}
}
}