json.loads()
By using json.loads() we can decode Json formatted data to Python object
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In our example codes below we will check each object type after converting from Json to Python object.
Getting Boolean type
import json
my_str='true'
print(json.loads(my_str)) # True
print(type(json.loads(my_str))) # <class 'bool'>
Getting None type
import json
my_str='null'
print(json.loads(my_str)) # None
print(type(json.loads(my_str))) # <class 'NoneType'>
Getting a List
import json
my_str='["First","Second","Third"]'
print(json.loads(my_str)) # ['First', 'Second', 'Third']
print(type(json.loads(my_str))) # <class 'list'>
Getting a Dictionary
import json
my_str='{"id":"2","name":"Max Ruin","class1":"Three5","mark":"85"}'
print(json.loads(my_str)) # {'id': '2', 'name': 'Max Ruin', 'class1': 'Three5', 'mark': '85'}
print(type(json.loads(my_str))) # <class 'dict'>
load() to read Json data from file
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