[
{
"mcClaimModelInfoId":{
"claim_no":"1019",
"sno":1,
"policy_no":"STC1001674000100"
},
"model_type":"1",
"vehicle_count":"100",
"remarks":"null",
"status":"null",
"entry_date":null
},
{
"mcClaimModelInfoId":{
"claim_no":"1019",
"sno":2,
"policy_no":"STC1001674000100"
},
"model_type":"1",
"vehicle_count":"10",
"remarks":"null",
"status":"null",
"entry_date":null
},
{
"mcClaimModelInfoId":{
"claim_no":"1019",
"sno":3,
"policy_no":"STC1001674000100"
},
"model_type":"8",
"vehicle_count":"5454",
"remarks":"null",
"status":"null",
"entry_date":null
}
]
An example in python:
import json
def test():
model = ''' [{"mcClaimModelInfoId":{"claim_no":"1019","sno":1,"policy_no":"STC1001674000100"},"model_type":"1","vehicle_count":"100","remarks":"null","status":"null","entry_date":null}] '''
return json.loads(model)
test_one = test()
for m in test_one:
print(m['mcClaimModelInfoId])
here is an example of how to do it in python, you are iterating through the json. You can do the same thing in Java or any other language.
json_line = line['mcClaimModelInfoId']['claim_no'] => 1019 (example)
Well since that what you are showing its just an array, and if... You want an example of access and iterate in c# here you have a simple way to do it:
using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq;
using Newtonsoft.Json;
JObject objTemp = JObject.Parse(yourJSON); //Converts the JSON to a JObject
JArray arr = JArray.Parse(objTemp["ArrayName"].ToString());
foreach (var arrElement in arr)
{
var x = (string)arrElement["mcClaimModelInfoId"]["model_type"];
}
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