Running through a json file remove all keys but one
for key in obj.keys():
if key != 'multiverseId':
print(key)
obj.pop(key)
This is fine running python2 but in python3 you will run into this error
Calling keys() in python2 makes a copy of the keys that we iterate through. This is not how it works in python3, this returns an iterator instead of a list, hence the error we get while we try to run through the list and deleting keys. What we can do is converting in into a list
for key in list(obj.keys()):
if key != 'multiverseId':
obj.pop(key)
print(key)