Looping json array into javascript and jsp

Suppose i have json array .now i want to loop all object values in javascript
Jsonarray is "jsonarr"
I.e.
For (int i=0;i<jsonarr.length;i++)
{
Var v=jsonarr[i];
Then v.name;
}

Comments

  1. Sushil25 March 2018 at 01:03

    name is an key in the jsonarr
    Like .
    Jsonarr=[{
    Id:1,name:"sushil"
    },
    {
    Id:12,
    Name:"sk"
    }
    ]

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  2. Sushil25 March 2018 at 01:04

    On v.name we will get sushil and sk values from jsonarr array object

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