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Good afternoon everyone, I’m going to provide you with a tutorial on how to access data:
<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <h2>First Example Accessing Data in JSON Format</h2> <p id="miDiv"></p> <script> var texto = '[{"nombre":"Laura Gonzalez", "calle":"Su casa en la montania portal 6", "telefono":877436700, "fecha":"1998-07-25"},{"nombre":"Pablo Perez", "calle":"Su casa en la playa bajo D", "telefono":637456321, "fecha":"1998-07-26"}]'; var obj = JSON.parse(texto); var respuesta = obj[0]["nombre"] + "<br>" + obj[0].calle + "<br>" + obj[0].telefono + "<br>" + new Date(obj[0].fecha); respuesta += "<hr>"; respuesta += obj[1]["nombre"] + "<br>" + obj[1].calle + "<br>" + obj[1].telefono + "<br>" + new Date(obj[1].fecha); document.getElementById("miDiv").innerHTML = respuesta; </script> </body> </html>
First, we generate a JSON, in this case stored in the variable “texto”.
var texto = '[{"nombre":"Laura Gonzalez", "calle":"Su casa en la montania portal 6", "telefono":877436700, "fecha":"1998-07-25"},{"nombre":"Pablo Perez", "calle":"Su casa en la playa bajo D", "telefono":637456321, "fecha":"1998-07-26"}]';
Next, we pass the variable that contains the JSON to obtain a variable or object.
var obj = JSON.parse(texto);
Now, we create a response variable where we will display the data obtained from that JSON. We need to treat it as if we were accessing data from an array.
var respuesta = obj[0]["nombre"] + "<br>" + obj[0].calle + "<br>" + obj[0].telefono + "<br>" + new Date(obj[0].fecha); respuesta += "<hr>"; respuesta += obj[1]["nombre"] + "<br>" + obj[1].calle + "<br>" + obj[1].telefono + "<br>" + new Date(obj[1].fecha);
Finally, using the .InnerHTML property, we display the response variable that stores the result of the entire process:
document.getElementById("miDiv").innerHTML = respuesta;
The result is as follows:
NOTE: When using the += symbol (respuesta+=) in the response variable or any other variable, we are concatenating all the data or strings added within the same variable, without the need for multiple variables.

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