below data can be converted into object list(ElementsClassLst) & below code converted into JSON.
var jsonElementClassList3 = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(ElementsClassLst);
| Section | Subsection | Question | Answers |
| Capacity | Private Sector | Position | Chairman / director / Corporate management member |
| Middle management | |||
| Junior Management / Executive level | |||
| Non executive level |
Tuhin PaulPosted Apr 7, 2023, 5:22 PM
Assuming the JSON data is in a file named data.json in the public folder of your ReactJS application, you can fetch it in a component as follows:
we define a state variable data using the useState() hook to store the JSON data after it's retrieved. We use the useEffect() hook with an empty dependency array to fetch the data only once when the component mounts. We render a loading message if the data is not yet available.
Once the data is available, we use the map() method to render each row of the table using JSX. We extract the values of each column from the row object and use them to populate the table cells.
Make sure that the data.json file is served correctly by your web server and that the path in the fetch() method matches the location of the file.
Tuhin PaulPosted Apr 7, 2023, 5:20 PM
You can use the
fetch()method to retrieve the data from the server and then use theJSON.parse()method to convert it to a JavaScript object.