We can use dump() and load() methods too, they are basically used to write to json file ("w") and read from json file ("r") respectively: with open("mike.json", "w") as f: json.dump(dictionary, f) and with open("mike.json", "r") as f: my_object = json.load(f)
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It's like you can read minds. I needed this for an automation project I'm working on. Thanks for the videos and you're an inspiration to my own Python programming channel.
i search on the whole youtube about json but all only showing a simple logic not with making a class and and its data to json. I like Your Video most I get all the info which I need . Thank you sir . love you
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Thanks for the video I always wanted to know how to store classes as json. You can also use json.dump to store json data in files like this: data = {'name':'Bob'} with open("file.json", "w") as f: json.dump(data, f, indent=4) f.close()
Thanks for your time. Could you please explain in more detail or in a slower pace the details of the syntax if this content is intended for complete beginner like me ?
Great video! This would be a cleaner solution to load json: class Person: ... @staticmethod def load_from_json(filename): ... return Person(name, age, weight) p = Person.load_from_json("your_filename.json")
just to add to Hi Julian's comment: for those who might have issues, the full implementation of "load_from_json" function would be: @staticmethod def load_from_json(filename): with open(filename, 'r') as f: data = json.loads(f.read()) name = data['name'] age = data['age'] weight = data['weight'] return Person(name, age, weight) p = Person.load_from_json("your_filename.json") p.print_info()
i did something very similar but i sent it over the network to another device that received it and stored it on its device ..I was doing it for my capstone for computer science.. I was trying to build a very basic SIEM tool .. a way to monitor network traffic
Great Tutorial. I think it's worth noting that python dictionaries use single quotes by default and JSON uses double quotes as part of the JSON spec. It's unlikely, but it's possible that you can run into issues changing between JSON and a python dictionary due to singe quotes vs double quotes. Ask me how I know that ;)
for say you used [0] Object, what if I want to get 0 to max number Object item to print the data for that specific "formatted_address", how can do it.?
Sir, I have some question when i install vidstream by using pip install vidstream i face this Error ERROR: Command errored out with exit status 1 How can i fix this sir. thankyou
We can use dump() and load() methods too, they are basically used to write to json file ("w") and read from json file ("r") respectively:
with open("mike.json", "w") as f:
json.dump(dictionary, f)
and
with open("mike.json", "r") as f:
my_object = json.load(f)
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It's like you can read minds. I needed this for an automation project I'm working on. Thanks for the videos and you're an inspiration to my own Python programming channel.
I never really knew what json was for until this video. I hear frequent references to it on other videos, but never a real explanation. Thank you!
i search on the whole youtube about json but all only showing a simple logic not with making a class and and its data to json. I like Your Video most I get all the info which I need . Thank you sir . love you
i love how when i have a feeling that a video im gonna watch to learn something is good and it turns out its underrated
i love your vids your a life saver
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Thanks for the video I always wanted to know how to store classes as json. You can also use json.dump to store json data in files like this:
data = {'name':'Bob'}
with open("file.json", "w") as f:
json.dump(data, f, indent=4)
f.close()
I think you can skip the f.close() line if you're using with open() as f
another quality video, I was seriously waiting for some video on json!
Thanks for your time. Could you please explain in more detail or in a slower pace the details of the syntax
if this content is intended for complete beginner like me ?
Awesome vid! Could you explain how to loop through a Python dictionary that was imported from JSON?
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hopefully soon :)
Perfect timing! :D
^^
Great video!
This would be a cleaner solution to load json:
class Person:
...
@staticmethod
def load_from_json(filename):
...
return Person(name, age, weight)
p = Person.load_from_json("your_filename.json")
just to add to Hi Julian's comment: for those who might have issues, the full implementation of "load_from_json" function would be:
@staticmethod
def load_from_json(filename):
with open(filename, 'r') as f:
data = json.loads(f.read())
name = data['name']
age = data['age']
weight = data['weight']
return Person(name, age, weight)
p = Person.load_from_json("your_filename.json")
p.print_info()
Really helpful and worthwhile watching as always!
This video is excellent. Could you please make a video about loading any arbitrary json data using Python ?
Great explanation, thank you. DeltaJSON is really useful for developers working with JSON, it does compare, merge and graft.
i did something very similar but i sent it over the network to another device that received it and stored it on its device ..I was doing it for my capstone for computer science.. I was trying to build a very basic SIEM tool .. a way to monitor network traffic
Thanks!! best video about json in python. one question, if want to send (json_str via tcp/udp, should I using encode() and decode() when receive?
There is also dump and load to work with files directly
Thanks. It's always interesting to watch your videos
Can we get more videos on json examples for python?
excellent content. straight to the point. Thank you very much
Great Tutorial. I think it's worth noting that python dictionaries use single quotes by default and JSON uses double quotes as part of the JSON spec. It's unlikely, but it's possible that you can run into issues changing between JSON and a python dictionary due to singe quotes vs double quotes. Ask me how I know that ;)
How do you know that 🤔
for say you used [0] Object, what if I want to get 0 to max number Object item to print the data for that specific "formatted_address", how can do it.?
He obviously doesn’t know this clearly but. Dumps, loads work with strings, dump, load work with files.
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You always have those great video ideas! Keep on going man it really helps!
can u make a video on websockets with golang?
what about saving multiple json objects to the same file ?
Great example and explanation 😁
Thanks
hi there, why couldnt you add both p1 and p2 into one json file ??
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Bro I need a good tutorial of MySQL with python
Please make a tutorial on it
Fantastic tutorial!
5:59 at this point it's better to use json.load(f) instead of json.loads(f.read())
Hi can you minimise the folder structure menu on the left, it gives more screen estate
if you find stuff not defined add >>>>>>> false = False||true = True null = None
Pls scale up the fonts
Can't see them on phone screen
Sir, I have some question when i install vidstream by using pip install vidstream i face this Error ERROR: Command errored out with exit status 1 How can i fix this sir. thankyou
Make sure you haven't saved a .py file as 'Vidstream' in the directory you are working.
How can you create multiple person objects and export them into a single JSON file?
exactly knowbody seems to know, your like the third person to ask this obvious question lol
if you have worked it out please let me know thanks
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like number 100!😍
I wanted to learn JSON and it's like he read my mind lol
SAME BRO
as always ;)
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secret ;)
Impressive
Thanks!
Probably not first but I’m early
I was just thinking about JSON...
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I read your mind :O
Thx_. Nice.
Its always good to pronounce T in my_dict ..
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