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Introducing License Enforcement in Socket
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By Philipp Burckhardt - Oct 17, 2024
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Overview: This project aims to convert a json file to a csv file The json files in general don't follow any particular schema This leads to some values being left blank as some documents may not contain that field While converting such files to comma separated files (csv), it is of utmost importance to consider filling up the null values with a mean value of that respectiuve column This will help in getting an appropriate summary of the document for each column in the csv file This project saves the raw and cleaned data files in the default working directories of python
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A Python project to convert json to csv files
We found that json_to_csv demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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