Origami Tobiichi <[email protected]> added the comment:
I tried something like this:
```python
print(r'{"foo": "\\\""}')
print('{"foo": "\\\""}')
print(json.loads(r'{"foo":"\\\""}'))
```
On my machine it output like this:
```
{"foo": "\\\""}
{"foo": "\""}
{'foo': '\\"'}
```
But in most of online json parser, string `{"foo": "\\\""}` will be parsed as
`{"foo":"\""}`
I'm not a specialist of JSON at all. If the standard of JSON hasn't said
anything of it, please point it out in Python's Document at least.
When I ask my friend to run the code, he got the same result as me. And my
friend is using lastest Arch Linux at that time(2019/08/26).
My python version: 3.7.4
System version: Linux 4.19.66-1-MANJARO
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nosy: -xtreak
title: About json.load(s -> Adjacent escape character in json.load()
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