How to parse dictionary in python

Question

I'm using API "chess.com" and I try to learn better dict:

{'url': 'https://www.chess.com/live/game/8554438187', 'pgn': '[Event "Live Chess"]\n[Site "Chess.com"]\n[Date "2021.03.03"]\n[Round "-"]\n[White "AHMEDAHMED1984"]\n[Black "pgmendormi"]\n[Result "0-1"]

i need url so i did:

data = get_player_game_archives(username).json

url = data['archives'][-1]
games = requests.get(url).json()

game = games['games'][-1]
print(games['games'][-1]['url'])

but how can I get "[Result "0-1"]" I tried:

print(games['games'][-1]['url'][1])

but it gives me only one character, do I have to do a loop?

And how?

Thanks for your answers :)

The .json() in data = ... seems to suggest that you're getting json data. Maybe json.loads(...) will be useful in this case? — inspectorG4dget
– inspectorG4dget, Commented Mar 4, 2021 at 14:26

user15270287 · Accepted Answer · 2021-03-04 14:19:17Z

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games['games'][-1]['pgn'].splitlines()[-1] should do the trick

answered Mar 4, 2021 at 14:19

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guiguilecodeur Over a year ago

Thanks for the tips :)

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