Let’s see how you can change the dictionary to string.
Methods # 1: Using json.dumps()
json.dumps () — built-in function in json library. It takes precedence over pickle because it has cross-platform support.
| # Python code for demo
# convert dictionary to string
# using json.dumps () import json
# initializing dictionary test1 = { " testname " : "akshat" , "test2name" : "manjeet" < code class = "plain">, "test3name" : "nikhil" }
# print original dictionary print ( type (test1)) print ( "initial dictionary =" , test1 )
# convert dictionary to string
# using json.dumps () result = json.dumps (test1)
# oven output as a string print ( "" , type (result)) print ( "final string =" , result) |
Output:
"class ’dict’"
initial dictionary = {’testname’: ’akshat’, ’test2name’: ’manjeet’, ’test3name’: ’nikhil’}
"class ’str’"
final string = {“testname”: “akshat”, “test2name”: “manjeet”, “test3name”: “nikhil”}
Methods # 2: Using str()
The str () function converts the specified value to a line.
| # Python code for demonstration
# convert dictionary to string
# using str ()
# initializing dictionary test1 = { " testname " : "akshat" , "test2name" : "manjeet" , "test3name" : "nikhil" }
# print the original dictionary print < / code> ( type (test1)) print ( "initial dictionary =" , test1)
# convert dictionary to string
# using page result = str (test1)
# print the resulting string print ( "" , type (result)) print ( "final string =" , result) |
Output:
"class’ dict ’& gt;
initial dictionary = {’ test2name ’:’ manjeet ’,’ testname ’:’ akshat ’,’ test3name ’:’ nikhil ’}
"class’ str’"
final string = {’test2name’: ’manjeet’, ’testname’: ’akshat’, ’test3name’: ’nikhil’}
