[Python] "list indices must be integers" error, when trying to use keys from a dictionary

I tried to use the openweathermap.org rest API inside python. When I tried to assign a key from the dictionary I created with the JSON data this error occurred.

-list indices must be integers or slices, not str


I'm new to python and I couldn't find a solution to this matter. The code snip I wrote:

import requests
from pprint import pprint

lokka = str(input("What is the location you need information of?"))
#takes the location as "lokka"

hellload = requests.get("http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q="+ lokka +"&appid=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&units=metric")
#the rest api's load will be taken to the account of hellload

jputha = hellload.json()
#json data will be converted to a dictionary
#print (jputha)

#---------------------------------------------------------
#from now onward I'll be kickin the hell out the jsons
long = str(jputha["coord"]["lon"])
lat = str(jputha["coord"]["lat"])
wthr = str(jputha["weather"]["main"])
temp = str(jputha["main"]["temp"])
winspd = str(jputha["wind"]["speed"])

print(long)
print(lat)
print(wthr)
print(temp)
print(winspd)

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