javascript - How to get the length of a json returned data and run a for loop -


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i have ajax call result in json format

$.ajax({     url: link,     datatype: "json",     success: function(data){         console.log(data); //c.l-1         console.log(data.length); //c.l-2     } }) 

and here result

$users_arr = array(); //after successful query database while($sql = mysqli_fetch_array($query)){     $user_id = $sql['id'];     $user_age = $sql['age'];     $user_name = $sql['name'];     $users_arr[$user_id] = $user_id.','.$user_name.','.$user_age; } echo json_encode($users_arr); 

now c.l-1 returns true c.l-2 returns undefined. thought data returned array on it's own want run loop each user this

for(var = 0; data.length > i; i++){     eachuser = data[i];     userinfo = eachuser.split(',');     userid = userinfo[0]; // , on other info     $('div#age'+userid).html(userage); } 

but problem data.length returns undefined prevents me running loop. please better help?

edit here data c.l-1

object {8: "8,debbie,23", 3: "3,doggie,20", 7: "7,dini,22"} 

with simple for ... in loop:

var obj = {    7: "8,debbie,23",    8: "3,doggie,20",    9: "7,dini,22"  };    for(var x in obj){    console.log(obj[x]);  }

an alternative for in loop can be:

var obj = {    7: "8,debbie,23",    8: "3,doggie,20",    9: "7,dini,22"  };    object.keys(obj).foreach(function(key) {      console.log(key, obj[key]);  });

important know can use next 2 options when keys start 0.

you can count elements in object this:

var obj = {    0: "8,debbie,23",    1: "3,doggie,20",    2: "7,dini,22"  };  var wrong_count = obj.length; //this return undefined  var correct_length = object.keys(obj).length; //this return 3  console.log(wrong_count);  console.log(correct_length);    for(var = 0; < correct_length; i++){    console.log(obj[i]);  }

for more info object.keys() can refer link.

another alternative use for in loop:

var obj = {    0: "8,debbie,23",    1: "3,doggie,20",    2: "7,dini,22"  };    var another_count = 0;  for(var x in obj){  	another_count++;  }  console.log(another_count);    for(var = 0; < another_count; i++){    console.log(obj[i]);  }


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