Pyspark: Parse a column of json strings
I have a pyspark dataframe consisting of one column, called json, where each row is a unicode string of json. I’d like to parse each row and return a new dataframe where each row is the parsed json.
I have a pyspark dataframe consisting of one column, called json, where each row is a unicode string of json. I’d like to parse each row and return a new dataframe where each row is the parsed json.
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