How are nested JSON objects represented in CSV?
They need to be flattened into columns. A common approach is dot notation such as `user.address.city`.
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They need to be flattened into columns. A common approach is dot notation such as `user.address.city`.
The output may contain columns for the available keys, with empty cells where a particular record does not contain a value.
No. CSV is inherently tabular, so highly nested structures or arrays of varying shapes may require decisions about how the data should be flattened.