Morning Buds Part II

[John Price]

This language is so difficult.

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[Fixed to Ruin]

This language is so difficult.

I agree.

 

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[John Price]

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[John Price]

#WeHail

 

[Kevs Security]

Morning Buds have a nice one. Yours truly will soon start drinking.

-Kevin Costner from Dancing with Wolves... wait what, just call me Kevs buds

 

[LarryFisherman]

you never answered my dm

 

[John Price]

you never answered my dm

I'm b usy trying to figure it out.

 

[John Price]

 

[LarryFisherman]

I'm b usy trying to figure it out.

(json.dumps(mydictionary, indent=someValue))

You can also add other variables in there if you need to.

 

[LarryFisherman]

where mydictionary=the title of your dictionary and indent=an interger (depends on how much formatting/truncation etc you want)

That should dump the contents of your dictionary (via JSON) and the indent variable should provide some formatting

Like I said, dunno if that's what you need, though. Or if it works.

 

[John Price]

(json.dumps(mydictionary, indent=someValue))

You can also add other variables in there if you need to.

IT['S NOT WORKING

The dump has a long string as an output

{
"data": [
{
"entry1":{"name\":\"Aven Jones\",\"email\":null,\"phone\":null}

The problem is you literally CANNOT extract the name value from the DICTIONARY

 

[John Price]

If you use data[0]entry1[0]name[0] it will complain about how no strings can be used as indices

BUT IT'S NOT A STRING

IT'S LITERALLY A INTEGER

@Lunazaia Nox Fleuret

 

[LarryFisherman]

IT['S NOT WORKING

The dump has a long string as an output

{
"data": [
{
"entry1":{"name\":\"Aven Jones\",\"email\":null,\"phone\":null}

The problem is you literally CANNOT extract the name value from the DICTIONARY

I did my best for something i have exactly 15 minutes looking into.

Why don't you create a reproducible scenario and then myself (and potentially others that actually know python) might be able to more clearly help

I don't understand what you're trying to do when you yell at me in all caps ITS NOT WORKING

There is a separator value that might help parse some of that out.

 

[John Price]

tell me more about the seperator value

 

[LarryFisherman]

tell me more about the seperator value

i don't know anything it about it. my guess would be its presence allows better filtering by instructing the string to separate values by the appropriate punctuation (that could be , or : or _ or whatever)

If that's the case, I don't think it's going to help you. I'm still confused though. you're saying you can't pull a name_value out of the dictionary, but it looks like it's providing you a "name":Aven jones

Also, i suppose it's irrelevant since you want a json dump and it is spitting it out as some text string.

 

[John Price]

@Lunazaia Nox Fleuret help

 

[Kairi Zaide]

@Lunazaia Nox Fleuret help

Eat poop.

 

[John Price]

Eat poop.

 

[Kevs Security]

Morno'

 

[John Price]

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