Having a little trouble parsing JSON with Python and I'm not really sure what the syntax is I'd need.
The structure looks like this
name = (json_data['JsonResultTitle']['Loc']['List'][0]['Events'][0]['Name'])
The numbers after List
and Events
can both change.
I was able to iterate through the List
ones using something ugly like:
namecounter = 0
try:
name = (json_data['JsonResultTitle']['Loc']['List'][namecounter]['Events'][0]['Name'])
namecounter +=1
except:
print "stop"
And I could technically embed another loop in there which runs until another exception for the Events
counter but there has to be a neater way of doing this.
Something like this might be neater but it still doesn't strike me as the right way of doing things either:
counter = 0
secondcounter = 0
for i in json_data['JsonResultTitle']:
try:
print i['Loc']['List'][counter]['Events'][0]['Name']
except:
print "no first"
counter +=1
try:
print i['Loc']['List'][counter]['Events'][secondcounter]['Name']
except:
print "no second"
secondcounter +=1
This might be blindingly obvious but I can't see the proper way of doing this.
I'd really appreciate a nudge in the right direction.
Seems like you just want a nested loop.
for item in json_data['JsonResultTitle']['Loc']['List']:
for event in item['Events']:
print event['Name']
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