Michael-Jon

I'm accessing an array of JSON data and putting it into a list so I can grab the minimum and maximum values.

At the moment I basically use a counter + metro combo to stream through the data. This gets the job done, although it can be temperamental and I feel this may not be the best way to achieve my results.

Is there another way of achieving this? something more elegant and efficient perhaps?

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I'm accessing an array of JSON data and putting it into a list so I can grab the minimum and maximum values. 

At the moment I basically use a counter + metro combo to stream through the data. This gets the job done, although it can be temperamental and I feel this may not be the best way to achieve my results.


Hi,
I'm accessing an array of JSON data and putting it into a list so I can grab the minimum and maximum values. 
At the moment I basically 

the-most-efficient-way-to-read-json-data-into-a-list-upgrade-my-method-thoughts

JavaScript. I think the JS object will help you a lot here. Generally, this kind of thing is 100x easier in that kind of environment.

Thanks Sam , I always fear the JS object response when it comes to dicts but ill have to come to terms with it sooner or later

The most efficient way to read JSON data into a list - upgrade my method, thoughts?