The-json of the Python module

Python module JSON

importjson

x = "[null,true,false,1]" print(json.loads(x))

#----------------------------serialized import JSON dic={' name ': ' Alvin ', ' age ': at $, ' sex ': ' Male '}print (type (DIC)) #<class ' Dict ' > J=json.dumps (DIC) print (Type (j)) #<class ' str ' >  f=open (' serialized object ', ' W ') F.write (j)  #---------- ---------equivalent to Json.dump (dic,f) f.close () #-----------------------------deserialization <br>import jsonf=open (' serialized object ') data =json.loads (F.read ()) #  equivalent to Data=json.load (f)

Import json#dct= "{' 1 ': 111}" #json do not recognize single quotes #dct=str ({"1": 111}) #报错 because the generated data is still single quotes: {' One ': ' 1}dct= ' {"1": "111"} ' Print ( Json.loads (DCT)) #conclusion: #        No matter how the data is created, as long as the JSON format is satisfied, it can be json.loads out, not necessarily dumps data to loads

　　

　　

The-json of the Python module