I have a list and I want to iterate and write it to write to json. For example:
lis_1 = ['fellow','hello','yellow']
Now I store it as a dictionary:
items_main = {}
new_list = []
result_2 = {}
items = {}
lis_1 = ['fellow','hello','yellow']
for i,l in enumerate(lis_1):
key, value = str(i+1), str(lis_1[i])
items[key] = value
new_list.append(items)
for d in new_list:
result_2.update(d)
print(result_2)
I am also few other variable to the same
name = 'buddy'
year = 2008
sample = {
"FDRID1":{
"1": {
"Property_name":{
"1": str(name )
},
items_main['Building Highlights'] = result_2
"Year":{
"1":str(year)
}
}
}
}
with open(out_file, 'w') as fp:
json.dump(sample, fp)
Expected output:
"FDRID1":{
"1": {
"Property_name":{
"1": "buddy"
},
"BuildingHighlights":{
"1":"fellow",
"2":"hello",
"3":"yellow"
},
"Year":{
"1":'2008'
}
}
}
Also if the **lis_1 = ['']**ie, (empty).The output must be:
"FDRID1":{
"1": {
"Property_name":{
"1": "buddy"
},
"BuildingHighlights":{
"1":"",
"
},
"Year":{
"1":'2008'
}
}
}
I'm not quite sure I've understood exactly what you are trying to do:
result_1 = {str(i): v for i, v in enumerate(lis_1, 1)} if lis_1 else {'1', ''}
Your example output for the empty list isn't valid json because it has a spurious "
- assuming this is just an editing error.
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