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I have an array, which I used push method:

            for(var j=0; j<$scope.currentUsers.length; j++){
            $scope.Users.push({user_id:$scope.currentUsers[j].user_id, student_name:$scope.currentUsers[j].student_name, 
                "A":[{"color":"white"}, {count:0}], 
                "E":[{"color":"white"}, {count:0}],
                "J":[{"color":"white"}, {count:0}]
            });

        }

I am wondering how i can access to the count in A, E or J?

I tried $scope.Users[i].A.count

or I tried $scope.Users[i][A][count]

They all showd me "NaN" or undefined. Am i doing something wrong?

Thanks in advance for your help!

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The "A" field is an array. So, the right piece of code is :

$scope.Users[i].A[1].count

Otherwise, declare each of the fields "A","E","J" as JSON objects with :

"A":{"color":"white", count:0}, 
"E":{"color":"white", count:0},
"J":{"color":"white", count:0}

and access them with :

$scope.Users[i].A.count
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Thank you! now it is clear! – Lisa Apr 5 '15 at 23:35

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