a.py
dd=['norm9_ab1', 'dataset-hdf', 'audio', 'csvfile', 'saveHDF', 'backend_test', 'keras-adversarial', 'pathconnect']
filelist=[]
i=1
while i < len(ddd):
filelist.append('\"'+str(i)+'\":'+'\"'+ddd[i]+'\"')
i=i+1
print(filelist)
I'm going to make a one-dimensional array called ddd into a json shape. I'm changing it completely manually, is there a library that can change it easily? I looked it up. I don't know if I'm not good at searching. It's not coming out well.
Results
['"1":"dataset-hdf"', '"2":"audio"', '"3":"csvfile"', '"4":"saveHDF"', '"5":"backend_test"', '"6":"keras-adversarial"', '"7":"pathconnect"']
The json module is provided among the Python primary modules.
By the way, the result you want is in the key:value, right?
Please refer to the example below.
import json
ddd = ['norm9_ab1', 'dataset-hdf', 'audio', 'csvfile', 'saveHDF', 'backend_test', 'keras-adversarial', 'pathconnect']
M = dict(zip(range(1, len(ddd) + 1), ddd))
json.dumps(M)
'{"1": "norm9_ab1", "2": "dataset-hdf", "3": "audio", "4": "csvfile", "5": "saveHDF", "6": "backend_test", "7": "keras-adversarial", "8": "pathconnect"}'
Go for it
package main
import (
"encoding/json"
"fmt"
"strconv"
)
func main() {
ddd := []string{"norm9_ab1", "dataset-hdf", "audio", "csvfile", "saveHDF", "backend_test", "keras-adversarial", "pathconnect"}
M := make(map[string]string)
for k, v := range ddd {
M[strconv.Itoa(k+1)] = v
}
jsonStr, _ := json.Marshal(M)
fmt.Println(string(jsonStr))
}
{"1":"norm9_ab1","2":"dataset-hdf","3":"audio","4":"csvfile","5":"saveHDF","6":"backend_test","7":"keras-adversarial","8":"pathconnect"}
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