If you have the below:
var test = '{"0":"1", "2":"3"}';
if produces object 0: 1 2: 3
How do I create a object with like object: object: 0: 1 2: 3 object: 4: 5 6: 7
I have tried:
var test = '[{"0":"1", "2":"3"}]';
or
var test = '{"0": {"0":"1", "2":"3"}}';
Just create an array. And push the object into an array.
var obj = {};
obj["0"] = "1";
obj["2"] = "3";
var wObj = {};
wObj["0"] = obj;
console.log(wObj);
This is nested object example. Check Fiddle
2nd Example object inside an array
var obj = {};
obj["0"] = "1";
obj["2"] = "3";
var wObj = [];
wObj.push(obj);
console.log(wObj);
[{"0":"1"}, {"2":"3"}]; You are using strings instead of JSON. You can simply use {} to define objects and [] to define arrays and "key" : value syntax for key-value pairs.
var objA = { "0": "1", "2": "3" };
var objB = { "4": "5", "6": "7" };
var test = { "0": objA, "1": objB };
or in one line
var test = { "0": { "0": "1", "2": "3" }, "1": { "4": "5", "6": "7" } };
If you need to parse JSON strings then you can use
var test = JSON.parse('{ "0": { "0": "1", "2": "3" }, "1": { "4": "5", "6": "7" } }');
Like this
var test = '[{"0":"1", "2":"3"}, {"0":"3", "1":"2"}]'
{"0":"1", "2":"3"} Is your first object
{"0":"3", "1":"2"} Is your second
All encapsulated in one array.
