Join Joe Marini for an in-depth discussion in this video Working with JSON data, part of Learning Python.
- [Narrator] In this example we're going to take…what we learned in the previous video to see how to use…Python to connect to a real time JSON data feed out…on the internet and process the information.…JSON stands for the JavaScript object notation…and you'll run into this a lot when you're working…with data from various different sources on the internet.…The data feed that we're going to be using…is the US Geological Surveys earthquakes data feed…and I have their home page open here.…You can see that the earthquake data feed is provided…by the USGS and they provide a variety of formats.…
So they have ATOM, and they've got Google Earth KML.…They provide some JSON and if you click on this…link here the GeoJSON Summary it takes you…to this page and this page describes the format…of the JavaScript object notation that comes back…from that data feed.…So we're going to be using this feed to get information…about current earthquakes all around the world.…Let's go over to the code, and in chapter five…let's start by opening up JSON data underscore start…
Author
Joe Marini
Released
1/30/2018- Installing Python
- Choosing an editor or IDE
- Working with variables and expressions
- Writing loops
- Using the date, time, and datetime classes
- Reading and writing files
- Fetching internet data
- Parsing and processing HTML
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 3s
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What you should know1m 11s
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Exercise files1m 2s
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1. Getting Started
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Installing Python2m 21s
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Choosing an editor or IDE2m 55s
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2. Python Basics
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Building Hello World7m 9s
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Python functions8m 33s
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Conditional structures5m 28s
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Loops7m 45s
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Classes6m 12s
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3. Working with Dates and Time
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Formatting time output6m 5s
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Using timedelta objects8m 3s
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Working with calendars9m 35s
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4. Working with Files
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5. Working with Web Data
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Fetching internet data2m 54s
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Working with JSON data10m 20s
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Parsing and processing HTML10m 57s
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Manipulating XML5m 36s
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Conclusion
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Next steps55s
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