You want to import the 'json' module with alias 'js' and use it to convert a dictionary to a JSON string. Which code is correct?

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Python - Modules and Code Organization

Aimport json as js print(json.dumps({'a':1}))

Bimport json as js print(js.dumps({'a':1}))

Cimport js as json print(js.dumps({'a':1}))

Dimport json print(js.dumps({'a':1}))

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Correct import alias syntax
Use 'import json as js' to alias json module as js.
Step 2: Use alias to call dumps
Call js.dumps() to convert dict to JSON string.
Final Answer:
import json as js\nprint(js.dumps({'a':1})) -> Option B
Quick Check:
Alias used consistently for module functions [OK]

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