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What does json.loads() do?
Short answer. It turns JSON text into a Python value, such as a dictionary.
What is the reverse of loads?
json.dumps().
Remember
| loads: JSON text to Python |
| dumps: Python to JSON text |
Can Python turn app text into a dictionary? Here t is Jason text. Json dot loads turns it into a dictionary, d. So eighty eight plus two prints ninety. Loads turns Jason text into Python. Dumps does the reverse.
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