thwack | A tiny modern data fetching solution | HTTP Client library

So, there's 2 types of objects you need to be aware of.

dict: when you load JSON it's stored as a dictionary object. Dict objects let you access the values through keys, like you're doing here -> info['data']['featured']

list: print(info) is showing that 'info' is a list of things. You can tell by the square brackets [], or just by calling print(type(info)). A list is ordered so to access the name for the first object in your list you would say info[0]['name'].

To get all the objects in your list in a row you can use a for loop:

for x in info: print(x['name']) You can name 'x' whatever you want. That loop is just saying " for every object in this list, perform the following action"