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Assignment and type
frames = 96 binds a name to an integer. "96" is text, not the same numeric value. Values and names.
List and index
A list keeps items in order. Positions start at zero; the final nonnegative index is length minus one. List lookups.
Loop and indentation
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Dictionary and schema
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File, CSV and JSONL
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← Route Week 5 · Day 22 of 40

JSONL datasets

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Recall

What does json.loads() return for a JSON object?

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A Python dictionary.

Today

JSONL means one document per line

Use splitlines to visit each line, then decode that line with json.loads. JSONL is not a single array; calling loads on the entire multiline batch fails. A triple-quoted Python string simply gives us multiline sample text.

These first exercises assume every nonempty line is a valid record with the named keys. They do not yet handle blank or malformed lines. Day 25 introduces an explicit audit policy instead of silently skipping failures. When writing JSONL, emit one JSON object per line without multiline indenting; compact or default spaces are both valid.

The worked example first appends each serialized row to a list. "\n".join(lines) inserts a newline between those strings to make one batch. The second loop decodes the batch again, preserving its order and numeric types.

# JSONL means one document per line.
import json

records = [
    {"item_id": "Museum", "score": 1},
    {"item_id": "Canal", "score": 5},
]
lines = []
for row in records:
    lines.append(json.dumps(row))
text = "\n".join(lines)
for line in text.splitlines():
    row = json.loads(line)
    print(row["item_id"], "·", row["score"])

Museum · 1, then Canal · 5. Each line is decoded separately and each score remains an integer.

The loop preserves order. Empty text has no rows; the later audit will distinguish ignored blanks from rejected records.

Predict, explain, then test

These three brief checks are self-reviewed, not a scored quiz. Answer before opening the comparison. Coding checks follow the stated task assumptions on unfamiliar inputs.

Locate decoding

Where should loads be called for a two-line JSONL batch?

Compare your answer · self-reviewed

Inside the loop, once for each current line, not on the entire batch.

Choose a format

Is compact JSON with no spaces after colons wrong?

Compare your answer · self-reviewed

No. Whitespace does not change decoded data. A single document per line matters here.

State the assumption

Do these introductory JSONL loops safely handle malformed rows?

Compare your answer · self-reviewed

No. They assume valid rows. The independent audit adds explicit handling and reports rejections.

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