ID: 240
write me script that shows the saves a dictionnary in json format in a file in python
Aligned LLM's Response:
Of
course
!
I
'
d
be
happy
to
help
you
with
that
.
Here
'
s
a
script
that
saves
a
dictionary
in
JSON
format
to
a
file
in
Python
:
\n
```
\n
```
\n
import
json
\n
\n
#
Create
a
dictionary
to
save
to
JSON
file
\n
my
_
dict
=
{'
name
':
'
John
',
'
age
':
3
0
,
'
city
':
'
New
York
'}
\n
#
Open
a
file
in
write
mode
\n
with
open
('
my
_
dict
.
json
',
'
w
')
as
out
file
:
\n
#
Write
the
dictionary
to
the
file
in
JSON
format
\n
json
.
dump
(
my
_
dict
,
out
file
)
\n
\n
```
\n
This
script
creates
a
dictionary
named
`
my
_
dict
`
with
three
keys
:
`
name
`,
`
age
`,
and
`
city
`.
Then
,
it
opens
a
file
named
`
my
_
dict
.
json
`
in
write
mode
using
the
`
open
()`
function
.
Finally
,
it
uses
the
`
json
.
dump
()`
function
to
write
the
dictionary
to
the
file
in
JSON
format
.
\n
The
`
json
.
dump
()`
function
takes
two
arguments
:
the
dictionary
to
be
written
,
and
the
file
object
to
write
to
.
In
this
case
,
we
pass
`
my
_
dict
`
as
the
first
argument
and
`
out
file
`
as
the
second
argument
.
\n
When
you
run
this
script
,
it
will
create
a
file
named
`
my
_
dict
.
json
`
in
the
current
working
directory
,
containing
the
dictionary
in
JSON
format
:
\n
```
\n
{
\n
"
name
":
"
John
",
\n
"
age
":
3
0
,
\n
"
city
":
"
New
York
"
\n
\n
}
\n
\n
```
\n
I
hope
this
helps
!
Let
me
know
if
you
have
any
questions
or
need
further
assistance
.
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