In my Angular application, I have the following JSON:
var alphas = {
"Data":
{
"1" : {
"abc": {
"key1":"Value1",
"key2":"Value2",
},
"abc2": {
"key1":"Value1",
"key2":"Value2",
}
},
"2" : {
"11" :{
"abc": {
"key1":"Value1",
"key2":"Value2",
},
"abc2": {
"key1":"Value1",
"key2":"Value2",
}
}
},
"3" : {
"abc": {
"key1":"Value1",
"key2":"Value2",
},
"abc2": {
"key1":"Value1",
"key2":"Value2",
}
}
}
}
To access and read the inner data in the "Data" field of the "alphas" JSON object, you can use either alphas["Data"] or alphas.Data. For example, to get the inner data at index 2, you can use alphas["Data"][2]. To extract only the "11" value from the inner data and store it in a separate variable, you can do:
const extractedValue = alphas["Data"][2]["11"];
The extractedValue variable will now hold the value of "11".
You can try this code in the TypeScript Playground (TypeScript Playground Link)