Challenge #114: Think Like a CSE...Remove the extra delimiter from the JSON output

[NicoleJohnson]

Thanks, @DiganP! That does help illustrate why one works better than the other... do you happen to have any good resources for learning a bit more about the basics of JSON - where it's commonly used, best practices for prepping/formatting data, etc.? I appreciate the help!

Cheers,

NJ

[dominiklz]

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quick and dirty fix, just write in another raw text format ensuring to leave out all noise from that format, I picked .csv without delimiters and fieldnames

wow, that was a fast one, curious to browse through other peoples solutions

[kartheek31]

My solution is same as everyone,   even I got this knowledge from the community

Thanks 

Kartheek

[Vijuzy]

After reading challenge I thought I need to spend more time on this, then realized not all problems are complex as it sound :) 

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Just change the file format, why to format already formatted data...

[estherb47]

This one seems deceptively easy, but the solution already in the community supports it, so I'll just run with an easy challenge

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Change the output type to CSV, no delimiter. That eliminates the possibility of anything wonky being inserted.

[GalynaSkamrova]

My solution is pretty much the same

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[SeanAdams]

Solved this like many of the folk above - was glad to see @NicoleJohnson 's solution

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I just changed the file type to CSV and that gets rid of the \ issue - was glad to see Nicole's post about just using the JSON output up front without all the other complexity.

[StevenBetts]

Thank goodness for the community on this one! :)

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[DawnR]

Done!