I would also do it in this manner. On May 6, 9:35 am, ray <ie.raym...@gmail.com> wrote: > Arnie, > I'm assuming you want to iterate over the json in Python? > > Once you get the json string converted to a Python dictionary using > simplejson, you can use the dictionary's iteritems() method to iterate > over it in a python forloop like so: > > from django.utils import simplejson > > #jsonStr is your json string in Python > #convert to dict using simplejson: > > jsonAsDict = simplejson.loads( jsonStr ) > #jsonAsDict is now a python dict object > > for i in jsonAsDict.iteritems(): > i[0] #is the key > i[1] #is the value > > Hope that helps.
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