Vector json parsing

[lime flame]

-code

[ivory thistle]

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```rust
let (x, y) = (0, 42);
println!("Position at {}, {}", x, y);
```

let (x, y) = (0, 42);
println!("Position at {}, {}", x, y);

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[cedar falcon]

Why do you have the square brackets on the outside in the json? Not sure if that's the problem but I don't think they're necessary or typical. They usually enclose an array but you want to deserialize an object/map

[cold needle]

yeah so that was actually the problem, i had another file like this:

{
  [
    "color0": "blue",
    "color1": "green",
    "color2": "red",
    "color3": "purple"
  ]
}

and it worked, so i didnt really get why this one wasn't working

[cedar falcon]

Ah, gotcha