Trouble converting JSON String to Dictionary

[RBeck22]

Hello All:

I am fairly new to python, so

I have a small app that pulls data from REST using requests this returns a response object that I convert to JSON with this

1	jData = restResponse.json() #Convert to JSON

At this point I want to do something like this

1 2	for value in jData.items():     print(jData['alias']) #Throws key not found error.

#If I do this however it runs, the problem is it seems to be printing everything out as one long string, I can;t access individual values using something like

1	jData['SomeKey'}

I think its something simple but for the life of me I cant figure what
Any Ideas/ Thanks Much!

1	print(jData.values())

[Larz60+]

Not sure, but this might work:

1	dictname = json.loads(restResponse.json())

[RBeck22]

Larrz60+

Thanks, tried it, thows: "TypeError: the JSON object must be str, bytes or bytearray, not dict"

[buran]

you are using requests, so Response.json() will give you json content decoded
in order to help you, post the full json you get.

[RBeck22]

Hello and thanks hereis the JSON i am getting
dict_values([[{'Id': '0f94fcef-0018-47a8-a0e7-7940012d6c27', 'originid': 1130793332, 'userid': 'u28635272', 'targetid': 1222129914

[perfringo]

Hello and thanks hereis the JSON i am getting
dict_values([[{'Id': '0f94fcef-0018-47a8-a0e7-7940012d6c27', 'originid': 1130793332, 'userid': 'u28635272', 'targetid': 1222129914

I deal with JSON very occasionally, but it seems to me that there are too many square brackets. If I query some statistical data then values are usually:

1	dict_values([{'id': '1d8b380f-4e34-4fb1-8cfd-a459eeee89a0', 'test': False, 'prepared': '2019-03-27T07:26:22.6786715Z...

You can try jData[0].values()

[buran]

Please post the full output from

1	print(restResponse.json())

or

1	print(jData)

at the moment you post just a partial output from

1	print(restResponse.json().values())

or

1	print(jData.values())

[RBeck22]

Hello All, and Thanks!!!

I got it partially solved:
for i in x:
x['key'][0]['other'])
x['key'][1]['blahblah'])

Anyway thanks for the help!