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You could follow this sample, Class for project data(id, name, url) <pre><code>public class ObjectList { public ObjectList(string id1, string name1, string url1) { id = id1; name = name1; url = url1; } public string id { get; set; } public string name { get; set; } public string url { get; set; } } </code></pre> Class for array items(projects) <pre><code> public class RootObj { public string objectType { get; set; } public List<ObjectList> objectList { get; set; } } </code></pre> Once you have got the object based array, here is the sample you can follow to loop through the projects. <pre><code>private void ManipulateProjects() { object[] projects = new object[5]; RootObj item1Obj = new RootObj(); List<ObjectList> item1List = new List<ObjectList>(); item1List.Add(new ObjectList("1", "Rone1", "htt://google1.com")); item1List.Add(new ObjectList("2", "Rone2", "htt://google2.com")); item1List.Add(new ObjectList("3", "Rone3", "htt://google3.com")); item1Obj.objectList = item1List; projects[0] = item1Obj; RootObj item2Obj = new RootObj(); List<ObjectList> item2List = new List<ObjectList>(); item2List.Add(new ObjectList("10", "Rone10", "htt://google10.com")); item2List.Add(new ObjectList("12", "Rone12", "htt://google20.com")); item2List.Add(new ObjectList("13", "Rone13", "htt://google30.com")); item2Obj.objectList = item2List; projects[1] = item2Obj; //Once you have your formatted array of projects then it is just a matter of looping through it. foreach (RootObj item in projects) { if (item == null) continue; List<ObjectList> items = item.objectList; foreach (ObjectList item1 in items) { //Response.Write(item1.id + " " + item1.name + " " + item1.url + " "); } } } </code></pre>
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