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dedup note: Planned 2026-09-14 topic `python-json` passed a strict 161-post inventory and current-source scan. ../python-orjson/ focuses on third-party performance, bytes output, datetime/dataclass shortcuts, and API/cache throughput; ../python-msgspec/ combines typed Struct validation with JSON/MessagePack; ../python-dataclasses/ teaches data classes and only uses JSON for one configuration example. This article instead teaches the standard-library format boundary: dump/load versus dumps/loads, Unicode and compact output, default/object_hook/object_pairs_hook, Decimal precision, strict NaN and duplicate-key handling, JSON Lines, size limits, and bounded-memory processing. It cross-links the adjacent posts rather than repeating their performance, schema, or model tutorials.
source check: Reviewed against the current official Python 3.14 json documentation and RFC 8259 on 2026-09-14. Examples keep JSON text framing, Unicode, duplicate-name, non-finite-number, numeric-precision, and untrusted-input limits explicit.
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