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JSON is a common standard used by websites and APIs and even natively supported by modern databases such as PostgreSQL. In this article, we’ll present a tutorial on how to handle JSON data with Python
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For a detailed explanation, see our [blog post](https://oxylabs.io/blog/python-parse-json).
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For a detailed explanation, see our [blog post](https://oxy.yt/9rL7).
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## What is JSON?
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If you wish to find out more about Reading & Parsing JSON Data With Python, see our [blog post](https://oxylabs.io/blog/python-parse-json).
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If you wish to find out more about Reading & Parsing JSON Data With Python, see our [blog post](https://oxy.yt/9rL7).
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