I have this data:
{"items":[{"Code":"S-B-03","Quantity":"3pcs.","Desc":"Ballpen Black","Ucost":4.75},{"Code":"S-B-34","Quantity":"2pcs.","Desc":"Ballpen Black","Ucost":8.75}]}
I would like to remove the first data. I can access the first data using object.items[0]. I want to remove the first data.
I tried:
object.items[0].remove("Code");
object.items[0].remove("Quantity");
object.items[0].remove("Desc");
object.items[0].remove("Ucost");
But it is not working.
Remove like this.
object.items.splice(0,1)
Since items is an array we can simply use Array.splice to remove the element.
You can use Array.slice to replace the array. For example:
object.items = object.items.slice(1);
You can also use Array.splice which changes the contents of the array in place. For example:
object.items.splice(0, 1);
This deletes the first item from the array.
You can use the delete operator:
// Remove the property "Code" from object.items[0]
delete object.items[0]["Code"];
// Remove the item with index 0 from object.items:
delete object.items[0];
undefined or null in the array. Have you tried it before posting?
object.items[0].remove("Code"); bits and vague terminology threw me off :) The perfect answer would be a combination of the two methods depending on what is removed.We can remove the json data, using below step
object.items.splice(0,1)
because item is an array, we can easily remove json data using array.splice() method
