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I have a variable x
with the following content inside:
x = [ {
id: '1',
name: 'name,
} ]
And I thought to access the id
were x.id
, however, it is not so. How to access?
6
I have a variable x
with the following content inside:
x = [ {
id: '1',
name: 'name,
} ]
And I thought to access the id
were x.id
, however, it is not so. How to access?
6
There’s an object inside a array. First you access the element index (in case there is only one, then it is 0
), then access the object member, as you did correctly.
var x = [{
id: '1',
name: 'name',
}]
console.log(x[0].id);
I put in the Github for future reference.
When assigning a value the brackets delimit a array. Keys delimit an object.
Just as curiosity would also work x[0]["id"]
since in Javascript an object is actually a array associative.
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