'dict' object has no attribute 'read' - py4u
www.py4u.net › discuss › 193420Answer #2: if you want to load json from a string you need to add quotes around your string and there is a different method to read from file or variable. For variable it ends with "s" other doesn't. import json my_json = ' {"my_json" : "value"}' res = json.loads (my_json) print res. Answered By: Gerardo.
Python, I want to make list json.dumped But, error 'dict ...
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3011903007.05.2015 · Previously, you must have imported the json module, writing import json, which creates a variable in your namespace, whose name is json.Then, you do json = r.json(), ie. you assign a new reference to the name json, which doesn't represents the module json anymore, but, instead, the result of the r.json() method. Thus, you can't use anymore the json module using …
Python, I want to make list json.dumped But, error 'dict ...
stackoverflow.com › questions › 30119030May 08, 2015 · Previously, you must have imported the json module, writing import json, which creates a variable in your namespace, whose name is json.Then, you do json = r.json(), ie. you assign a new reference to the name json, which doesn't represents the module json anymore, but, instead, the result of the r.json() method.