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4,338 PointsLogging integers?
I'm stuck on this code challenge. It says that I'm not logging it exactly how it's asking. I've tried to log "pages" as a string and as an integer and I still get the same error. When making the "pages" variable, I've tried the following things:
String pages = jsonBooks.getString("pages");
int pages = jsonBooks.getInt("pages");
What am I doing wrong?
Finally, write a 'for' loop that loops through 'jsonBooks'. In each step of the loop, use 'getJSONObject(int index)' to get a JSONObject from the array. Then use the 'Log.i()' method (with "CodeChallenge" as the tag) to write the book title, a comma, a space, and the number of pages. Ex. output: 'Book title 1, 300'.
Bummer! Make sure you write each book to the log exactly as specified in the instructions.
// JSONObject 'jsonData' was loaded from data.json
String name = jsonData.getString("name");
String publisher = jsonData.getString("publisher");
String language = jsonData.getString("language");
JSONArray jsonBooks = jsonData.getJSONArray("books");
for (int i = 0; i < jsonBooks.length(); i++) {
JSONObject jsonBook = jsonBooks.getJSONObject(i);
String title = jsonBooks.getString("title");
String pages = jsonBooks.getString("pages");
Log.i("CodeChallenge", title + ", " + pages);
}
Oliver Acevedo
4,338 PointsSure:
{ "name":"Treehouse Book Series", "publisher":"Wiley", "language":"English", "books":[ { "title":"HTML5 Foundations", "author":"Matt West", "pages":384 }, { "title":"CSS3 Foundations", "author":"Ian Lunn", "pages":352 } ] }
1 Answer
Gergő Bogdán
6,664 PointsThe field names inside your for loops are not correct, you are using jsonBooks instead of jsonBook when invoking getString() method.
Oliver Acevedo
4,338 PointsHoly cow, I can't believe I wasted all that time because of a little "s"... lol, thanks man. I hope my eyes will get better and finding those little mistakes. I appreciate the help!
Gergő Bogdán
6,664 PointsGergő Bogdán
6,664 PointsDo you have a sample JSON object which you are parsing ? Could you please share that also ?