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Creating an XML object collection
I have an XML file and that needs to be converted into a specific json format with Items in it.
Items will be a collection where it can have 1 or 2 items in it based on my XML file. When i am `trying ...
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Best practice instance objects - dictionary vs object
let's say I have a complexe object with hundrets of properties.
Is there a real downside using dictionaries instead of hierarchical objects?
In the past I used objects with complexe structure, but I ...
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How to add new object to empty json file using the fetch API
(using Javascript & React)
I'm trying to create a form that allows users to create their own tables, they would specify the table's name, headers and data, and I would use a POST fetch method to ...
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Json to Groovy list of objects
I want to transform this json:
[
{
"askey": {
"ad": "000001",
"bt": 1
},
"Id": {
"mc": 30,
"zs&...
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how can match two list and remove duplicate based on condition on dictionary in list
I want to merge two lists and get data matched without duplicates and to alias them to new structure
I have two lists
here is a given two list try to merge
cats = [
'orange', 'apple', 'banana'
]
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How to filter and print particular json dictionaries in python
I'm in the process of learning python. I encountered a problem with json that I can't overcome.
I have this dataset from json in python:
{
"Sophos": {
"detected": true,
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How to pull out specific elements in a json file and store them in another dictionary? How to properly Iterate through dictionary/json file?
I have a Json file that I am trying to pull out certain values and not touch some of the others. The only way I can seem to pull out values is by appending them to a list, which I can only access one ...
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Renaming "key" in map using `Dart`
My intention is to format the name key in an existing Map value.
Supposed the current key value is in UpperCase but I wanted to make it LowerCase
From this
Map<String, String> foo = {
&...
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Rename incrementing JSON objects in python
I have a JSON file that looks like this:
"153689763780624385": {
"1": {
"author": "Mike",
"date": "05/06/2022, 12:00:57"
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AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'show_credit'
I try to create an object saving account and store it in a dictionary and this works fine but when i try to use the object of the dictionary with an method i get an error, so im not sure what im doing ...
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Gson calls my JSON "map". How can I change the element/root name?
I'm using Java to print a JSON object (containing several objects). I would like to print that object in JSON style.
So I use Gson to make a String out of it, which is then printed. But it always ...
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How to convert nested classes to json or dict?
I have class of classes as below:
class Base:
def __init__(self):
self.var1 = “variable”
class Child:
def __init__(self):
self.base = Base()
self.var2 = False
class RootChild:
def ...
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Iterate through nested dictionary of type String: Any
So basically I'm trying to build a financial app for myself using an external api.
I successfully decoded the json response and stored the object into a dictionary of type [String: Any]. Here is my ...
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Convert multiple python strings to object
I have been looking for a solution to my problem for a few hours.
Do you know a method or an algorithm to achieve the following?
#Input
text1 = "network.routes.vlan[0].address"
val1 = "...
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Groovy map (with array position of item) to json list of objects
Input :
import groovy.json.JsonBuilder
new JsonBuilder([test: 'test', test2: 'test2']).toPrettyString()
or
import groovy.json.JsonOutput
JsonOutput.prettyPrint(JsonOutput.toJson([test: 'test', test2: ...
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