I have a Kotlin list, which consists of Maps:
allData =
[
{
"a":"some a Data1",
"b":"some b Data1",
"c":"some c Data1"
},
{
"a":"some a Data2",
"b":"some b Data2",
"c":"some c Data2"
},
{
"a":"some a Data3",
"b":"some b Data3",
"c":"some c Data3"
}
]
Now I would like to get the List of all b-Data:
bData = ["some b Data1", "some b Data2", "some b Data3"]
How can I get bData
from allData
?
CodePudding user response:
You can do
val bData = allData.map { it["b"] }
full example:
val allData = listOf(
mapOf("a" to "some a Data1", "b" to "some b Data1", "c" to "some c Data1"),
mapOf("a" to "some a Data2", "b" to "some b Data2", "c" to "some c Data2"),
mapOf("a" to "some a Data3", "b" to "some b Data3", "c" to "some c Data3")
)
val bData = allData.map { it["b"] }
print(bData )
//[some b Data1, some b Data2, some b Data3]
CodePudding user response:
val allData = listOf(mapOf("a" to "some a Data1", "b" to "some b Data1", "c" to "some c Data1"), mapOf("a" to "some a Data2", "b" to "some b Data2", "c" to "some c Data2"), mapOf("a" to "some a Data3", "b" to "some b Data3", "c" to "some c Data3"))
val result = allData.map { it["b"] }