As you have a dictionary of dictionaries, accessing each dictionary value will give you another dictionary. You can then access the values from that dictionary in the same way. For your particular example, you can do the following: >>> master_dict[“Item”][“last_data”][“S”][“question”] ‘question question question?’ If instead, you want to access all occurrences of a certain key … Read more
A 48mb json file is pretty small. You should be able to load the data into memory using something like this import json with open(‘data.json’) as data_file: data = json.load(data_file) Dependending on how you wrote to the json file, data may be a list, which contains many dictionaries. Try running: type(data) If the type is … Read more
Based on this file https://pastebin.com/Z3vJsD77 you posted above. You can directly access the chargeLimitSOC property from this model like following – let chargeLimitSOC = chargeState.chargeLimitSOC Relevant part in your model is here – open class ChargeState: Codable { open var chargeLimitSOC: Int? enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey { case chargeLimitSOC = “charge_limit_soc” } } 1 solved … Read more
Data field is array of objects? If yes, try something like this… $array = [ “table-name”=>”Beta”, “created-on”=>”May 03, 2021”, “token”=>”6kh3o0oRLZreJ9K”, “columns”=>”Name,Org,Address,Mobile,Email,Pass”, “data” => [] ] $data = [ “Name” => $_POST[“fullname”], “Org” => $_POST[“organization”], “Address” => $_POST[“address”], “Mobile” => $_POST[“phone”], “Email” => $_POST[“email”], “Pass” => $_POST[“password”] ]; array_push($array[“data”], $data); $json = json_encode($array); 2 solved how … Read more
Try this, function compareArr(arr1, arr2) { var longArray = arr1.length >= arr2.length ? arr1 : arr2; var shortArray = arr1.length < arr2.length ? arr1 : arr2; return resultArr = longArray.filter(function (v) { return shortArray.filter(function (iv) { return v.Lattitude === iv.Lattitude && v.Location === iv.Location && v.Longitude === iv.Longitude; }).length === 0; }); } var resultArr … Read more
First and foremost, the example JSONs are not valid JSONs because keys in JSON has to be enclosed in “. However, if you do have two valid JSON strings, you could parse them into a dictionary, then compare the structure of the dictionary using this function: def equal_dict_structure(dict1, dict2): # If one of them, or … Read more
In the root object (finalResult) iterate the array rankings let finalResult = try JSONDecoder().decode(Result2.self, from: data!) for myRanking in finalResult.rankings { print(myRanking.ranking) } 1 solved unable to extract value from struct using swift JSON Decoder
objectAtIndex is a method for NSArray. Your Menu object is an NSDictionary. You need to get the array within the Menu dictionary like this: NSArray *myArray = [Menu objectForKey:@”GetMenuMethodResult”]; and use myArray as the source for your rows. 0 solved JSON to UITableView error
Well, you haven’t given us any clues at all what the data format is. So based on what I see in your question, just 6 rows of data, I would suggest: {rows:{row1:’@Scsi_test’,row2:'(iotest)’,row3:’scsi’,row4:’dkdkdkdkdkdkddk’,row5:’dkdkdkdkdkdkddk’,row6:’dkdkdkdkdkdkddk’}} 1 solved An example on how to convert this data format to JSON? [closed]
I am guessing, that the defaultdict is not what you want to use. Default values should be declared in the second argument of the get method. problem = [{‘lastInspection’: {‘date’: ‘2018-01-03’}, ‘contacts’: []}] default_inspection = { ‘date’: ‘2018-01-03’ } for p in problem: # default_inspection is returned, when ‘lastInspection’ is not present in the json … Read more
You are trying to create a Reader for the response for your URL call, but likely the socket has already been closed. You should check your httpConnection.getXXXStream calls to make sure the httpConnection is still alive and the return value from the getStream calls is not null. — edit — Your check for responseCode != … Read more
Try it like this: $employee_data = array(); $categories = array(); $employee_data[“mapwidth”] =”2000″; $employee_data[“mapheight”] =”2000″; while($row = $result->fetch_array(MYSQL_ASSOC)) { $categories[] = $row; } $employee_data[“categories”] =$categories; echo json_encode($employee_data); Refer to this answer to further improve your code. 4 solved How would I be able to create brackets around my json file using PHP?
Please make sure you do more research next time when you post another question. This object loop, as you mentioned, will not work on your data as it as array of objects and not an object. So, will have to loop through as an array. Here is what you can use: var obj = [ … Read more
In Javascript, two strings are equal === if they have the same data. Ex: ‘{“light”:true,”new”:true,”available”:false}’ === ‘{“light”:true,”new”:true,”available”:false}’ Note: In other languages like Java, two strings are equal == is they refer to the same instance. In that case, two strings with same data would not be ==. 1 solved JSON.stringify and angular.toJson not working as … Read more
Thank you all for the answers. This has helped me understand how to use intents and I was able to solve my problem with this: Activity 1 String json= textViewResult.getText().toString(); Intent i = new Intent(Activity1.this, Activity2.class); i.putExtra(“Data”,json); startActivity(i); Activity 2 Bundle b = getIntent().getExtras(); String json = b.getString(“Data”); TextView jData = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.textView1); jData.setText(json); solved … Read more