Advanced Python Dictionaries with Benedict

[@Mark4Jesus]

1:00 - It seems to require "from benedict import BeneDict" (v6.0.1). Also, "from_json" is now "load_json_file".

[@chikaBurton]

Extremely useful library. Thank you. This might be the easiest way to work with xml data. I have to try this immediately.

[@adityaheart9671]

Hi, could you please make videos on elasticsearch with python client? Since you already have best resources of python that would be an add on, which is literally used everywhere wherever python is used mostly. Thanks

[@vkfalan]

That would be nice my side too

[@iklintsov]

Very nice lib! Is there a json-schema integration?

[@marcosl2871]

Why I would trade pandas for Benedict?

[@rafael_tg]

Very nice library man.

[@vishnu7553a]

You are just awesome🫡, love the way you explain things in every vedio🩵

[@Anzeljaeg]

Yes yes yes ty man this is so useful

[@murphygreen8484]

Very cool! So ... pandas?

[@Mark4Jesus]

COOL!

[@semtex2987]

This is useful a f. Thx!

[@ko-prometheus]

[@philtoa334]

Thx_.

[@batman19501950]

the keyboard noise is really loud and distractive

[@vipertube7182]

Eh not to bad unless you have a sensory disorder, in which case I could see how it would drive one crazy

[@The-KP]

Imagine sitting next to a coworker with that style of keyboard. Hearing every single thing they do. I had a few of them at one point, and it was distracting.

[@sushismitcher225]

I got this error after installing the module from benedict import benedict File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.11/lib/python3.11/site-packages/benedict/__init__.py", line 1, in from .core import ( ImportError: cannot import name 'BeneDict' from 'benedict.core' (/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.11/lib/python3.11/site-packages/benedict/core/__init__.py) I tried several other ways to install the module, but I can't get it to work.

[@Brandon-th9pi]

Check your import typing looks off to me

[@sushismitcher225]

what? I followed the tutorial@@Brandon-th9pi