I'm manually constructing a JSON so I want the last element to not have a , seperator before the ]. This my code and the documentation says len() works for tuples but I can't get it to work. The data is a tuple constructed from a SQLite.fetchall() and it has been validated. for row in data: f.write("{\n") f.write(f"'PUT':'{row[1]}'\n") if row == len(data): # I also tried len(data)-1 as suggested by posts f.write("}\n") else: f.write("},\n") This code constructs the JSON but all elements including the last have the , separator. What is the best pythonic way to do this? Continue reading...
