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This video explained it better and faster than any other Python Json 20Min + tutorial
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I understand what JSON can be used for with Python, thanks to this quick vid. Very cool! Found a version that works with Python 2.5, called simplejson.
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I love this video, explains JSON very well
Super. Nice tutorial.. Also helped to understand the JSON in general.
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Thank you, really great tutorial on JSON
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Great tutorial, but there are a couple of things missing:
-With open as..
-Json arrays
-Nested structures
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How would you concatenate your strings using this same method? Would you output the strings individually and use a separate function to add your outputs together?
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How can i ask it to do all the "identation" stuff while writing a Json file?
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Cool high tech intro, thanks for the info, yo
Great stuff! Yall plan on doing anything with dataframe manipulation and machine learning?
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Great explanation, thank you. If you are a developer working with JSON then DeltaJSON is really useful, it has an API for compare, merge and graft.
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Question: doesn't Python 3.x use utf-8 encoding by default? I'm latin american and I don't have input encoding problems with acute letters nor "ñ" for instance...
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Where is the opening tag in the XML example at 1:19?
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Hi All,
when i write any lambda exp/anonymous func into some editor like sublime/atom , it automatically changes it into a normal function just before executing. Why it happening ? Please help if some one know the solution. Thanks in advance! :D
soo what are the pros of xml? i'd imagine its more expensive to parse, which would make it seem like it doesn't scale very well
Excellent Video
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