answer:The issue with your code is that it's not designed to handle nested JSON elements. When you try to access `input_json[address.street]`, it returns `None` because address.street is not a key in the `input_json` dictionary. This is why you get the `TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable` error. To fix this, you need to modify your `validate_json` function to handle nested JSON elements. Here's one way to do it: ```python import json def validate_json(input_json, required_elements): for element in required_elements: path = element.split(.) current = input_json for key in path: if isinstance(current, dict) and key in current: current = current[key] else: return False if current == : return False return True # Example JSON object json_obj = ''' { name: John Doe, age: 30, email: [email protected], phone: , address: { street: 123 Main St, city: Anytown, state: CA, zip: 12345 } } ''' required_elements = [name, age, email, phone, address.street] # Load JSON object input_json = json.loads(json_obj) # Validate JSON object if validate_json(input_json, required_elements): print(JSON object is valid) else: print(JSON object is not valid) ``` In this updated version, the `validate_json` function splits each element in the `required_elements` list into a path of keys. It then traverses the `input_json` dictionary using these keys. If any key is missing, or if the final value is an empty string, the function returns `False`. Otherwise, it returns `True`. Note that this implementation assumes that the `required_elements` list contains strings that represent paths in the JSON object. Each path is a dot-separated list of keys, where each key is a string. If your JSON object can contain arrays or other complex structures, you may need to modify the `validate_json` function accordingly.

answer:Here's a modified version of the `validate_json` function that checks all required elements and returns a list of all invalid conditions found: ```python import json def validate_json(input_json, required_elements): invalid_conditions = [] for element in required_elements: path = element.split(.) current = input_json for key in path: if not isinstance(current, dict) or key not in current: invalid_conditions.append(fMissing key: {element}) break current = current[key] else: if current == : invalid_conditions.append(fEmpty value: {element}) return invalid_conditions # Example JSON object json_obj = ''' { name: John Doe, age: 30, email: [email protected], phone: , address: { street: 123 Main St, city: Anytown, state: CA, zip: 12345 } } ''' required_elements = [name, age, email, phone, address.street, address.country] # Load JSON object input_json = json.loads(json_obj) # Validate JSON object invalid_conditions = validate_json(input_json, required_elements) if invalid_conditions: print(JSON object is not valid:) for condition in invalid_conditions: print(condition) else: print(JSON object is valid) ``` In this modified version, the `validate_json` function iterates over all required elements and checks each one. If a key is missing or a value is empty, it appends a corresponding message to the `invalid_conditions` list. After checking all required elements, it returns the list of invalid conditions. The main part of the code then checks if the `invalid_conditions` list is not empty. If it's not empty, it prints out all invalid conditions. Otherwise, it prints a message indicating that the JSON object is valid.

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