[Solved] In a Django view, how do you correctly extract JSON data sent in the request body? — Ans: Use json.loads(request.body) to parse the raw request body | Django

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In a Django view, how do you correctly extract JSON data sent in the request body?

AUse <code>request.POST.get_json()</code> to get JSON data

BUse <code>json.loads(request.body)</code> to parse the raw request body

CUse <code>request.GET.json()</code> to parse JSON from query parameters

DUse <code>json.load(request.POST)</code> to parse JSON from POST data

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand request data
JSON data sent in a POST request is available in request.body as bytes.
Step 2: Parse JSON correctly
Use json.loads(request.body) to convert bytes to a Python dict.
Final Answer:
Use json.loads(request.body) -> Option B
Quick Check:
Only request.body contains raw JSON data [OK]

Quick Trick: Parse JSON from request.body using json.loads() [OK]

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