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The problem is that jsonStr is a string that encodes some object in JSON, not the actual object. You obviously knew it was a string, because you called it <code>jsonStr</code>. And it's proven by the fact that this line works: <pre><code>jsonStr = data.decode("utf-8") </code></pre> So, <code>jsonStr</code> is a string. Calling <code>json.dumps</code> on a string is perfectly legal. It doesn't matter whether that string was the JSON encoding of some object, or your last name; you can encode that string in JSON. And then you can decode that string, getting back the original string. So, this: <pre><code>j = json.loads(json.dumps(jsonStr)) </code></pre> … is going to give you back the exact same string as <code>jsonStr</code> in <code>j</code>. Which you still haven't decoded to the original object. To do that, just don't do the extra encode: <pre><code>j = json.loads(jsonStr) </code></pre> If that isn't clear, try playing with it an interactive terminal: <pre><code>>>> obj = ['abc', {'a', 'b': 2}] >>> type(obj) list >>> obj[1]['b'] 2 >>> j = json.dumps(obj) >>> type(j) str >>> j[1]['b'] TypeError: string indices must be integers, not str >>> jj = json.dumps(obj) >>> type(jj) str >>> j '["abc", {"a": 1, "b": 2}]' >>> jj '"[\\"abc\\", {\\"a\\": 1, \\"b\\": 2}]"' >>> json.loads(j) ['abc', {'a': 1, 'b': 2}] >>> json.loads(j) == obj True >>> json.loads(jj) '["abc", {"a": 1, "b": 2}]' >>> json.loads(jj) == j True >>> json.loads(jj) == obj False </code></pre>
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