Here is some API data retrieved from a website...
date: (...)
dateTimeGMT: (...)
matchStarted: (...)
squad: (...)
team-1: (...)
team-2: (...)
toss_winner_team: (...)
type: (...)
unique_id: (...)
winner_team: (...)
When I use console.log(response.date) or
console.log(response.toss_winner_team)console.log(response.team-1) or console.log(response.team-2), it returns NaN.
You can view the API data in the image provided below:
To retrieve the property named "team-1", use
response["team-1"].
Attempting to access response.team-1 would result in treating it as a subtraction operation with the property value.
If the data within the property is an integer (response.team), you can subtract 1 from it using
console.log(parseInt(response.team)-1);response.team-5
In JavaScript, it's important to use valid variable names. Instead of using team-5, consider accessing it as an array with a string key like response["team-5"].
When JavaScript wants to evaluate a specific expression, it's best to access it in array style:
console.log(response["team-1"])
If you're not sure what you're trying to accomplish, consider iterating over the response if it's an array:
response.forEach(row => console.log(row["team-1"]));
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