Currently, I have a JSON file loaded as a dictionary using json.loads:
dict = {
"Area":[
{
"id": "aira-01",
"vis": [
"menu"
"hamburger"
]
},
{
"id": "aira-02"
}
My goal is to remove the entire key and value pair: "id": "aira-02". Since it is a nested dictionary, I crafted this code snippet to accomplish that:
for i in range(len(dict["Area"])):
if dict["Area"][i]["id"] == "aira-02":
del dict["Area"][i]["id"]
The result of removing "id": "aira-02" leaves behind extra curly braces { } that I also want to eliminate. Here's how the modified code looks with the unwanted braces:
"Area":[
{
"id": "aira-01",
"vis": [
"menu"
"hamburger"
]
},
{}
Additionally, since "id": "aira-02" is removed, the remaining "id": "aira-01" should not end with a comma. The final version should look like this:
dict = {
"Area":[
{
"id": "aira-01",
"vis": ["menu", "hamburger"]
}
I'm seeking guidance on the best approach to achieve this. Would converting the dictionary to a string be necessary to remove the extra braces and commas?
Thank you