JSON: Understanding format in Objective-C -


Looking at the following JSON payload I would like to remove "023" from key "23":

JSON Payload: {{"keyA": {"Loan": 139, "Late": 35}, "Kby": [{"Key 1": "Value", "Key 2": "023"}}}

This is the code I'm going to apply:

  NSDictionary * subResults = jsonResult [@ "keyB"]; NSLog (@ "VALUE:% @", [Subtitle value forek: @ "key2"])  

Although the value is printed as:

 < Code> VALUE: (023)  

I have to get rid of the bracket "(". I'm coming to the wrong way of extraction? "

   

Again, it's okay. Now, you have a son object here, which includes 2 keys (A and B). And Kib is connected to Jason Array which means:

  jsonResult [@ "keyB"];  

An NSDictionnary does not return, but an NSArray, Now if you try to get the value of "023" then you should

  NSString str = jsonResult [@ "keyB"] [0] [@ "key2" "]; // Return" 023 " 

and perhaps

  int twenty-t-v = str.intValue;  

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