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I have a string data which I need to parse into a dictionary object. Here is my code:
NSString *barcode = [NSString stringWithString:@"{\"OTP\": 24923313, \"Person\": 100000000000112, \"Coupons\": [ 54900012445, 499030000003, 00000005662 ] }"];
NSLog(@"%@",[barcode objectFromJSONString]);
In this log, I get NULL result. But if I pass only one value in Coupons, I get the results. How to get all three values ?
Cyrille is right, here is the autoritative answer:
The application/json Media Type for JavaScript Object Notation (JSON): 2.4 Numbers