In this article, we will discuss how to convert a dictionary of tuples to JSON.
Method 1: Using json.dumps()
This will convert dictionary of tuples to json
Syntax: json.dumps(dictionary, indent)
Parameters:
- dictionary is the input dictionary.
- indent specify the number of units of indentation
Example: Python dict of tuples to json conversion
Python3
# import json module import json # dictionary of employee data data = { "id": ("1", "2", "3"), "name": ("bhanu", "sivanagulu"), "department": ("HR", "IT") } # convert into json final = json.dumps(data, indent=2) # display print(final) |
Output:
{
"id": [
"1",
"2",
"3"
],
"name": [
"bhanu",
"sivanagulu"
],
"department": [
"HR",
"IT"
]
}
Method 2: Using json.dump()
This will write converted json data into file, which will be downloaded and saved on your computer.
Syntax: json.dump(dictionary,pointer)
Parameters:
- dictionary is the input dictionary.
- pointer is the file pointer that is opened in write or append mode.
Syntax:
with open("mydata.json", "w") as final:
json.dump(data, final)
where, mydata is the new JSON file
Finally , we have to download the created JSON file
Syntax:
files.download('mydata.json')
Example: Python dict of tuples to json conversion
Python3
# import json module from google.colab import files import json # dictionary of employee data data = { "id": ("1", "2", "3"), "name": ("bhanu", "sivanagulu"), "department": ("HR", "IT") } # convert into json # file name is mydata with open("mydata.json", "w") as final: json.dump(data, final) # download the json file files.download('mydata.json') |
Output:
