In this article, you will learn how to convert a dictionary to JSON in Python. Let’s say you have a dictionary named ‘a’.
In this article, you will learn how to convert a dictionary to JSON in Python. Let’s say you have a dictionary named ‘a’.
## Import JSON module
import json
## A dictionary named 'a'
a = {
"Name": "Meat Pizza",
"Price": "$12",
"Size": "Regular",
"Crust Type": "Deep Dish"
}
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