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I need to get object in array for the given index in angular js.

scope.storeList = [{
  'id':101,
  'name':indhu
},{
  'id':102,
  'name':selvin
},{
  'id':103,
  'name':indhu1
}];

In this if i give index value, it should give the object. I tried this below code but could not get:

var list = scope.storeList[2];

Please some one help it.

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angular.js:13424 TypeError: Cannot read property '0' of undefined – Indhu Oct 26 '16 at 10:01
    
sure:) But what i have done is correct. it worked after sometimes. – Indhu Oct 27 '16 at 10:54
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name values should be in string type.

$scope.storeList = [{
  'id':101,
  'name':"indhu"
},{
  'id':102,
  'name':"selvin"
},{
  'id':103,
  'name':"indhu1"
}];
 console.log("",$scope.storeList[2])
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There is a syntax error in your JSON object: string must be between quotes:

$scope.storeList = [{
  'id':101,
  'name':'indhu'
},{
  'id':102,
  'name':'selvin'
},{
  'id':103,
  'name':'indhu1'
}];

var list = $scope.storeList[2];
console.log(list); // prints Object { id: 103, name: "indhu1" }

Try it on JSFiddle here (don't forget to open console).

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