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How can I access and process nested objects, arrays, or JSON?
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Probably very easy question, but I couldn't find solution.
How to get data from this object?
That how it looks in consolo.log()
UPDATE:
Thank you for you answers.
That what I used before and it worked, but when I try on this array it returns error.
console.log(array[1].data);
Output picture
UPDATE2:
So I tried to make it a text, but I couldn't.
console.log(tempArray);
console.log("String: " + tempArray.toString());
console.log("Stringify: " + JSON.stringify(tempArray));
Here is output:
Stringify attempt result
Maybe there is something wrong with how I create this array.
let tempArray = [];
And in the loop
tempArray.push({"id": id, "data": data.routes[0].geometry});
Thank you,
Dmitry
That's an array of objects, so you would get elements from it like so:
console.log(obj[i].data)
Where i is the element (numbered 0 through 2) that you want to access.
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Remove duplicate values from JS array [duplicate]
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I have this object, and I want Remove duplicates and make it into one array
var sports = [
['basketball','fotball','racing'],
['fotball','basketball','swimming'],
];
What is the best way to get it like this:
['basketball','fotball','racing','swimming'],
The flat() will make the sports into one array, and is probably the best option here?
Just have to remove the duplicates any tips?
use below:
[...new Set(sports.flat())]
Here sports.flat() flatten out the array. See the doc here
and new Set() will make them unique. See the doc here
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Convert [key1,val1,key2,val2] to a dict?
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Make dictionary from list with python [duplicate]
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Convert list into a dictionary [duplicate]
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trying to figure out how to do this and have yet to find a good solution. I pulled this data out of an XML response. It was in a var tag. Now what I would like to do is create a dictionary out of it. The domain.com should be paired with the number right listed behind it.
This is the data:
[
'cb131.domain1.com', '147827',
'cb143.domain2.com', '147825',
'cb175.domain1.com', '147454',
'cb190.domain.com', '146210',
'cb201.domain.com', '146208',
'cb219.domain.com', '146042',
'cb225.domain.com', '146282',
'cb900.domain.com', '148461',
'cb901.domain.com', '148493',
'cb902.domain.com', '148495',
'cb903.domain.com', '148497',
'cb904.domain.com','148499',
'cb905.domain.com', '148501',
'cb906.domain.com', '148503',
'cb907.domain.com', '148505',
'cb908.domain.com', '148507',
'cb909.domain.com', '148509'
]
So for example cb131.domain1.com should be paired with 147827, cb143.domain2.com paired with 147825 and so on.
Drawing a blank on a good quick solution on how to do this. Hopefully someone can help.
Thanks!
Edited with answer I choose below:
I choose this answer and also to help anyone else I add a nice way to print out the results (data is the string I obtained):
import ast
i = iter(ast.literal_eval(data))
dic = dict(zip(i, i))
for key , value in dic.items():
print(key, " :: ", value)
This should do it. Assuming the list is saved to a variable l:
keys = l[::2]
vals = l[1::2]
dic = dict(zip(keys, vals))
You can create an iterator from the list after using ast.literal_eval to parse it from the input text, zip the iterator with itself, and pass the generated sequence of tuples to the dict constructor:
import ast
i = iter(ast.literal_eval(data))
dict(zip(i, i))
Assuming you have the above in a python array called data, you can do:
new_data = []
for i in range(0, len(data), 2):
new_data.append((data[i], data[i+1]))
Now new_data would be a list of tuples. You could certainly create a better data structure to hold these pairs if you want.
I do not yet know Python that I can write a snippet, but:
initialize an empty dictionary in Python
create a for loop counting index from 0 to length of your array in steps of two.
inside add a dictionary entry with key of value at index and value at index + 1
perhaps check for duplicates
Does this answer help you?
This is Python - quickly google'd:
dictionary = { }
for idx in range(0, len(data), 2)
dictionary[data[idx]] = data[idx + 1]
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In my angularjs file I stringified my json result
console.log("details... "+JSON.stringify(response));
it is somewhat of this nature
{"data":{"success":true,"errorCode":0,"data":[{"id":1098,"surname":"Tony","firstname":"Wilson","othername":"","dob":"Jun 9, 2000 12:00:00 AM","gender":"MALE",
when I try to console for firstname I get a surprising outcome of undefined
console.log("firstname... "+ response.data.data.firstname) ;
please what could be wrong
The response.data.data is an array, that's what the square brackets are []. You must first access the item itself before accessing the firstname attribute on that item.
For example, to get the first item, you would do
console.log(response.data.data[0].firstname)
Instead of:
console.log("firstname... "+ response.data.data.firstname) ;
Do:
console.log("firstname... "+ response.data.data[0].firstname) ;
This happens because firstname is a key to an object which is inside an array named data.
Your final data is an array. You have to specify index on that:
var response = {"data":{"success":true,"errorCode":0,"data":[{"id":1098,"surname":"Tony","firstname":"Wilson","othername":"","dob":"Jun 9, 2000 12:00:00 AM","gender":"MALE"}]}};
console.log("firstname... "+ response.data.data[0].firstname)
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Convert string array representation back to an array
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I have a string of integers
str = "[7,2,7,7,2,7,7,4,3,2]"
and i want to get an array so that i can manipulate the data easily, but i have no idea how to do it. Can you help me ? I'm sure it's a basic task but i am not very familiar with node.
Thank you.
Try JSON.parse(yourStr). Alternately:
yourString.substr(1,arr.length-2).split(",").map((el) => {
return parseInt(el)
})
Looks like JSON, parse it with JSON.parse
numbers = JSON.parse("[7,2,7,7,2,7,7,4,3,2]")
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How do I get the last 5 elements, excluding the first element from an array?
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I would like to know how can I obtain the last two elements of this array like this:
array = [1,5,7,8,10,12,23,24];
I am trying to obtain with slice() function but it doesn´t work for me, beacuse I always I want to obtain the last two positions.
array = [23,24];
I hope that anyone can help me in this question.
Regards!
Use Array#slice with negative index.
var array = [1,5,7,8,10,12,23,24];
console.log(array.slice(-2));
You can learn more about this method also here.
array = [1,5,7,8,10,12,23,24];
console.log(array.slice(-2))
Use slice -2
aray.prototype.splice() also
Note: Splice it will update the original array also
var array = [1,5,7,8,10,12,23,24];
console.log(array.splice(-2));