diff --git a/serializing.html b/serializing.html index 26e28a4..d18ef40 100644 --- a/serializing.html +++ b/serializing.html @@ -353,7 +353,7 @@ def protocol_version(file_object): >>> with open('basic-pretty.json', mode='w', encoding='utf-8') as f: ... json.dump(basic_entry, f, indent=2) ①
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  1. If you pass an indent parameter to the json.dump() function, it will make the resulting JSON file more readable, at the expense of larger file size. The indent parameter is an integer. 0 means “put each value on its own line.” A number greater than 0 means “put each value on its own line, and indent that many spaces.” +
  2. If you pass an indent parameter to the json.dump() function, it will make the resulting JSON file more readable, at the expense of larger file size. The indent parameter is an integer. 0 means “put each value on its own line.” A number greater than 0 means “put each value on its own line, and use this number of spaces to indent nested data structures.”

And this is the result: