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Hi @Aupuma, In addition to what @vantipin says, I'd like to add that I often find it useful to look at JSON with a parser, for example, this online parsor jsoneditoronline.org/. It shows you an indented tree, with the lists and dictionaries, and with their keys and indexes. For example, here's a picture of an expanded tree:
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Thanks @Simone, @lkneebone489 They're all great apps indeed! I wasn't signed up for the newsletter till about a few days ago; I guess it had gone out already by the time I joined the list.
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Hello, I was wondering when the winners would be announced. :) Am waiting to see those fab apps
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oh, thank you :) Great tip.
