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The correct answer is JSONEncoder; .encode; data. To convert a Python object into a JSON string, you use json.JSONEncoder().encode(data). The JSONEncoder class is Python's built-in JSON encoder, and calling .encode(data) on an instance of it serializes the Python object (data) into a JSON-formatted string. This is the standard p

Submitted by priya_blr· Mar 6, 2026Python Programming Fundamentals - Working with Data Formats and Serialization (JSON handling using the `json` standard library module)

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To convert a Python object into a JSON string, you use json.JSONEncoder().encode(data). The JSONEncoder class is Python's built-in JSON encoder, and calling .encode(data) on an instance of it serializes the Python object (data) into a JSON-formatted string. This is the standard pattern for manually encoding Python objects to JSON using the json module.

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