Nice to help you solve the problem. However, I do not see any code provided in your message. This will allow me to better understand the context and offer a more accurate solution.

Considering this, here are some potential reasons for the “Typeerror” object: “Nonetipe” is not subscribed when working with JSON files using Pysthon:

• The JSON file is empty or missing

  : Make sure your JSON file exists and contains at least one pair of key value. If the file is empty or does not exist, you will receive the “Nnetype.

• Incorrect JSON syntax : Make sure your JSON file has the correct syntax. Check if there are syntactic errors, such as missing or inappropriate brackets.

• The file is not loaded correctly : The “JSON module charges files from the current working directory by default. If your JSON file is elsewhere, you must enter the full path.

• Data corruption : Caved data in the JSON file can cause problems when you try to subscribe.

Here is a guide to a step that will help you solve problems and solve the problem:

1. Check -Va JSON file

Open the JSON file in a text editor or IDE. Check if the content matches what you expect. If everything seems correct, go to the next step.

2. Make sure the data is charged correctly

Check if the “JSON” module can successfully download:

`Python

Import json

With open ("your_file.json") as F:

to try:

Data = json.lylad (f)

Print (data)

should print JSON data

Except for (Fillenotfounderror, Json.jcucodeerror):

Print ("Error: File or JSON decoding error")

3. Enter the full path to the JSON file

If you use a relative path, make sure it is correct:

`Python

Import json

full_path = 'path/to/your/file.json' '

With open (full_path) as f:

to try:

Data = json.lylad (f)

Print (data)

should print JSON data

Except for (Fillenotfounderror, Json.jcucodeerror):

Print ("Error: File or JSON decoding error")

4. Check if there is corrupt data

If you suspect that the JSON file is damaged, try to load another version:

`Python

Import json

with open ("corrupt_file.json") as F:

to try:

Data = json.lylad (f)

Print (data)

should print the loaded JSON data (or error message, if damaged)

Except for (Fillenotfounderror, Json.jcucodeerror):

Print ("Error: File or JSON decoding error")

5. Check -Va code

Check the code carefully to make sure you load and process the JSON file correctly.

If none of these steps solve the problem, give more details about the code and JSON file (e.g. specific code lines, file route) and I will gladly help you!