is it possible to check if a value is able to be "json.dumps"d
like json.dumping.possible(code)
with a boolean output?
I would be thankful for help
Check if the key exists or not in JSON if it is present directly to access its value instead of iterating the entire JSON. Note: We used json. loads() method to convert JSON encoded data into a Python dictionary. After turning JSON data into a dictionary, we can check if a key exists or not.
dumps() takes in a json object and returns a string.
dump() method used to write Python serialized object as JSON formatted data into a file. json. dumps() method is used to encodes any Python object into JSON formatted String.
There is no way to check if an object is serializable to a json
format. However, you can (even if it is not really EAFP compliant) try and if it fails go for a fallback process:
try:
json.dumps(my_object)
except TypeError:
print("Unable to serialize the object")
A way to be sure would be to implement your own JSONEncoder
if you are entirely sure of the data processed.
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