You can, but you’re missing a few bits of memory serves, and I am not at a PC to test (2 week holiday). You can try googling the error as this type of Python function is not unique to Dynamo you’re apt to get a solution via stack exchange, geeks for geeks, or stack overflow post. You can also look into the code in the zip posted below as I recall that does a bunch with the JSON module.
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