使用 Python 从 json 文件中删除枚举器

Question

The following code generates a json file, however, I need to get rid of the enumerator element in the output (ie "1":, "2":, etc.) . It looks like a dumb question but I'm totally confused!
The output looks like this:

{
    "1": {
        "found": "Alaska",
        "resolved as": " alaska",
        "gazetteer": " {com.novetta.clavin.gazetteer.LazyAncestryGeoName@59b62d}",
        "position": "  795",
        "confidence": "  1.000000",
        "fuzzy": "  false",
        "lon": " -150.00028",
        "lat": " 64.00028"
    }, ...

And here is the code:

 import json
 filename = 'output.txt'
 dict1 = {}
 fields = ['found', 'resolved as', 'gazetteer', 'position', 'confidence', 'fuzzy', 'lon', 'lat' ]
 with open(filename) as fh:
      
     l = 1
   
     for line in fh:
       
     # reading line by line from the text file
        description = list( line.strip().split(','))
       
     # for output see below
        print(description) 
       
     # for automatic creation of id for each employee
        sno = '' + str(l)
   
     # loop variable
       i = 0
     # intermediate dictionary
       dict2 = {}
       while i<len(fields):
           
             # creating dictionary for each employee
             dict2[fields[i]]= description[i]
             i = i + 1
               
     # appending the record of each employee to
     # the main dictionary
     dict1[sno]= dict2
     l = l + 1
# creating json file        
out_file = open("test2.json", "w")
json.dump(dict1, out_file, indent = 4)
out_file.close() 

Answer 1

To get rid of the enumerator, there should only be one dictionary. Here is the new code which converts a text file to json:

import json
filename = 'output.txt'
fields = ['found', 'resolved as', 'gazetteer', 'position', 'confidence', 'fuzzy', 
'lon', 'lat' ]

dic1 = {}
with open(filename) as fh:
     
    for line in fh:
      
    # reading line by line from the text file
    description = list( line.strip().split(','))
      
    
    print(description) 
    
      for lines in description:    
          for key in fields:
              for value in description:
                  dic1[key] = value
                  description.remove(value)
                  break
                
        
            #print (str(dic1))
              json_string = json.dumps(dic1)
              print(json_string)

Now, the output in the json file looks like this (without the enumerator (ie key):

{"found": "Alaska", "resolved as": " alaska", "gazetteer": " {com.novetta.clavin.gazetteer.LazyAncestryGeoName@59b62d}", "position": " 56332", "confidence": " 1.000000", "fuzzy": " false", "lon": " -150.00028", "lat": " 64.00028"}