JSON concatenate, dump to CSV

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JSON concatenate, dump to CSV

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Last edited May 26, 2017

Created on May 26, 2017

This example merges nine years of JSON-format Trump tweets into a single CSV file, consolidating chronological tweet data into one tabular output. It uses Python’s `json` library to load each yearly file and the `csv` module’s `csv.writer` to write rows. The script first writes a header row from the keys of the first tweet, then appends each tweet’s values for every file in sequence. The resulting `trumptweets.csv` preserves all original fields without transformation, enabling further analysis or visualization of the combined dataset.

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