Although YML is sometimes used as a data exchange format, its biggest use case is in configuration files. So far, you’ve only seen examples of JSON used with shallow (or simple) objects.

This script uses Python to send requests to the Google ... enable you to convert it to a readable Tree View. The JSON file displays Field Data, which is stored under loadingExperience, and Lab ...

A JSON data file is available for each individual state ... which contains the total counts for each candidate. I wrote a Python script that will retrieve the election data from S3 and parse ...

So, you try to open the file in Excel using its data import ... that most JSON developer tools aren't worth the download, and that I probably needed to know quite a bit more Python than I do ...