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Discover a simple and effective way to extract JSON objects containing a specific key and value in Python by following our step-by-step guide.
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How to Extract Specific JSON Objects by Key Value Pair in Python

Working with JSON data can often pose challenges, especially when you need to filter data based on certain criteria. One common task is to extract JSON objects that contain a specific key-value pair. In this guide, we'll explore a simple, yet effective way to accomplish this using Python.

The Problem Scenario

Imagine you receive a JSON response from an API which looks something like this:

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In this JSON, you need to extract objects that contain the project value "kyber".
You want your resulting output to look like this:

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The Solution

To tackle this problem, we need to filter the data to find only the objects that contain the desired project value. Below, I will provide a straightforward Python script to help you achieve this.

Step-by-Step Implementation

Let's break down the solution into easily understandable steps:

Define the Data Structure: First, we define our original JSON data in a Python-friendly format.

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Initialize an Empty List for Results: We need a list to store the extracted JSON objects.

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Filter the Data: Using a simple loop, we check each object in the dataset. If the project value matches "kyber", we append it to clear_data.

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Display the Result: Finally, you can print the filtered results.

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Complete Python Code

Here’s the complete code that puts it all together:

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Conclusion

By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can easily filter out JSON objects based on specific key-value pairs using Python. Whether you're processing API responses or managing your own JSON data, this approach will serve you well. Now you can confidently extract the information you need from your JSON structures!