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My Code:
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hn_clean = # Creating an empty list, hn_clean to store the cleaned data set and assign it to a variable, hn_clean
for row in hn:
cleaned_rows = row[0:]
def jprint(obj2):
text2 = json.dumps(obj2, sort_keys = True, indent = 4)
print(text2)
cleaned_rows = row[0:]
jprint(cleaned_rows)
def del_key(dict_, key):
modified_dict = dict_.copy()
del modified_dict[key]
return modified_dict
cleaned_rows = del_key(cleaned_rows, 'createdAtI')
jprint(cleaned_rows)
hn_clean.append(cleaned_rows)
print(hn_clean)
What actually happened:
Do I still need to use this part of the code for this exercise?:
def jprint(obj):
# Create a formatted string of the Python JSON object
text = json.dumps(obj, sort_keys = True, indent = 4)
print(text)
This is the correct answer for this exercise:
Thank you
-Salem