Read JSON with json.loads

Parsing a string of JSON data, also called decoding JSON, is as simple as using json.loads(…). Loads is short for load string.

It converts:

objects to dictionaries
arrays to lists,
booleans, integers, floats, and strings are recognized for what they are and will be converted into the correct types in Python
Any null will be converted into Python’s None type

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