Mod 14, part 2... The video did not show example of 'Find'

Hi Charles,

See both 'find' and 'findAll' have almost similar functionality, both search through the list to match the values passed.
Their syntax is also same. Just that find will extract single value whereas findAll will find all the matching values in the list.

I'll give you a simple example here only, you can implement it by yourself.

Let's say we have this sample JSON:

{
  "name" : "abc",
  "items" : [
    {
     "itemName" : "table",
     "cost" : 50
    },
    {
     "itemName" : "chair",
     "cost" : 75
    },
   {
     "itemName" : "table",
      "cost" : 40
   }
  ]
 }

Now, on this JSON we'll use both find and findAll

HashMap<Object,Object> item = resp.then().extract().path("items.find{it.itemName == 'table'}");

Output: {"itemName":"table , "cost":50}

Whereas,

ArrayList<HashMap<Object,Object>> item = resp.then().extract().path("items.findAll{it.itemName == 'table'}");

will give output as:

[{"itemName":"table , "cost":50}, {"itemName":"table , "cost":40}]

Thank you!  :)

No problem! :)