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JSON is quickly becoming the de facto standard for Web-based communication. Most APIs expect, accept, and return JSON and many pieces of desktop software use JSON for configuration files. Let's see how to use Python's built-in `json` module to read and write this handy format.
Python's json
module has great documentation.
For both CSV and JSON files, and others, the amazing tablib library is a great thing to check out.
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