Convert List<List<String>> to object in Java [closed] - java

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I have a List<List<String>> data like this
[
[
"DATABASE_NAME",
"CURRENT_MEMORY_SIZE",
"MAX_MEMORY_SIZE"
],
[
"bbb",
"10",
"10"
],
[
"aaa",
"20",
"20"
] ]
How can I convert this list to an object like this?
[
[
"DATABASE_NAME": "bbb",
"CURRENT_MEMORY_SIZE": "10",
"MAX_MEMORY_SIZE":"10"
],
[
"MAX_MEMORY_SIZE":"aaa",
"MAX_MEMORY_SIZE":"20",
"MAX_MEMORY_SIZE":"20"
] ]

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i have list of dynamic object in java as below,
{country='Japan', rate=81 },
{country='Brazil', rate=76 },
{country='China', rate=75 },
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{country='South Korea', rate=54 },
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i want a custom sort mechanism either java 8 or comparator etc,
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{country='South Korea', rate=54 },
{country='Japan', rate=81 },
{country='Brazil', rate=76 },
{country='China', rate=75 },
{country='EU trade marks', rate=46 }
if criteria is set for selected country [Brazil,China] then no matters the rate, selected country are first with alphabetic order, then from higher to lower rate one.
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Get root element using jsonpath based on sub elements condition

I am working with the Jayway JsonPath library to obtain the correct 'id' from below JSON where my phoneNumbers type is 'iPhone'.
In general, I would like to know how to find something from the root element of a block when a specific condition is specified in the sub-JSON objects.
I tried below expressions that select the block associated with iPhone type and also a list of ids respectively, but I am not able to get to the root element id belonging to the JSON object where my phone type is iPhone. Can someone please guide me? I need to get the id as 1 for this question.
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{
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"number": "0123-4567-8888"
},
{
"type": "y",
"number": "0123-4567-8910"
}
]
}
]
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First, find the objects that have an iPhone in the phone numbers list. Then just select the IDs.
Try $[?(#.phoneNumbers[*].type=="iPhone")].id.
Edit
It looks like the Java JsonPath library (I think you're using this) supports a number of functions. It doesn't list a contains(), but you might try the anyof operator:
$[?(#.phoneNumbers[*].type anyof ["iPhone"])].id
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how to parse(separate structure and value) json format String in java

let's say I have a String which has a format as Json.
If I want to separate values from the String.
and exchange the values with '#number'.
Currently, I don't know the keys.
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for example,
from
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"data": [
{
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"platforms": "Web"
}
],
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to
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"data": [
{
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"platforms": #2
}
],
"status": #3
}
with array result [Java, Web, 100]
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