Pandas: read_json Changes Data

Pandas: read_json Changes Data



I have a json file that I'm trying to read into Pandas. The file looks like this:


json


"0": "a": 0, "b": "some_text", "c": "other_text",
"1": "a": 1, "b": "some_text1", "c": "other_text1",
"2": "a": 2, "b": "some_text2", "c": "other_text2"



When I do:


df = pd.read_json("my_file.json")
df = df.transpose()
df.head()



I see:


a b c
0 0 some_text other_text
1 1 some_text1 other_text1
10 10 some_text2 other_text2



So the dataframe's index and column a have somehow gotten mangled in the process. What am I doing incorrectly?


a



Thanks!





By default, it treats the first column as the index. You can do reset_index to reset the index
– mad_
Aug 23 at 17:33





I think the problem was introduced when you saved the DataFrame. You can always do set_index('a') to fix it.
– coldspeed
Aug 23 at 17:38


set_index('a')





Could you provide its version? I'm not able to reproduce this behavior. (pandas=0.23.4, python=3.6.6)
– vhcandido
Aug 23 at 17:41





@mad_ @coldspeed Thanks! However, my json keys and the a column were changed. If you look at the 3rd entry in my json file, the key is "2" and the value associated with "a" is 2 but both get changed to 10...
– bclayman
Aug 23 at 17:42


a


"2"


"a"





@vhcandido Python 2.7.14, pandas 0.19
– bclayman
Aug 23 at 17:42









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