'Object of type complex is not JSon serializable: ignore expressions burried in a string?
So I have a massing csv dump that I need to parse to JSON. Among those csv fields, there are comment fields, similar to this one:
2999.99 + 90J
which I guess is meant as a price and a number of days, but then when I get to dumping this as JSON it shows up as
(2999.99+90j)
Which is a complex number and not json seriablizable. I guess I could try to find & replace all border cases, but I'd rather just tell json/python to ignore any complex number representation? Is there some way to do that? Or do I really need to go through all the data? A quick search tells me there are a least a few problematic comments like that, so I'd rather not....
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