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If there are only arrays inside the DATA and you need each array, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA){
 alert(response.DATA[i]);
}

Otherwise if you want all the values tps, tvq, 10.0, and 20.0, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA[0]){
 alert(response.DATA[0][i]);
}

###Update

Update

var arrData = response.DATA[0],
 sizeOfData = arrData.length,
 i = 0;
for(i; i < sizeOfData; i++){
 alert(arrData[i]);
}

If there are only arrays inside the DATA and you need each array, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA){
 alert(response.DATA[i]);
}

Otherwise if you want all the values tps, tvq, 10.0, and 20.0, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA[0]){
 alert(response.DATA[0][i]);
}

###Update

var arrData = response.DATA[0],
 sizeOfData = arrData.length,
 i = 0;
for(i; i < sizeOfData; i++){
 alert(arrData[i]);
}

If there are only arrays inside the DATA and you need each array, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA){
 alert(response.DATA[i]);
}

Otherwise if you want all the values tps, tvq, 10.0, and 20.0, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA[0]){
 alert(response.DATA[0][i]);
}

Update

var arrData = response.DATA[0],
 sizeOfData = arrData.length,
 i = 0;
for(i; i < sizeOfData; i++){
 alert(arrData[i]);
}
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If there are only arrays inside the DATA and you need each array, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA){
 alert(response.DATA[i]);
}

Otherwise if you want all the values tps, tvq, 10.0, and 20.0, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA[0]){
 alert(response.DATA[0][i]);
}

###Update

var arrData = response.DATA[0],
 sizeOfData = arrData.length,
 i = 0;
for(i; i < sizeOfData; i++){
 alert(arrData[i]);
}

If there are only arrays inside the DATA and you need each array, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA){
 alert(response.DATA[i]);
}

Otherwise if you want all the values tps, tvq, 10.0, and 20.0, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA[0]){
 alert(response.DATA[0][i]);
}

If there are only arrays inside the DATA and you need each array, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA){
 alert(response.DATA[i]);
}

Otherwise if you want all the values tps, tvq, 10.0, and 20.0, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA[0]){
 alert(response.DATA[0][i]);
}

###Update

var arrData = response.DATA[0],
 sizeOfData = arrData.length,
 i = 0;
for(i; i < sizeOfData; i++){
 alert(arrData[i]);
}
added 39 characters in body
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Shef
  • 45.7k
  • 15
  • 82
  • 91

If you needthere are only the arrayarrays inside the DATA and you need each array, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA){
 alert(response.DATA[i]);
}

Otherwise if you want all the values tps, tvq, 10.0, and 20.0, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA[0]){
 alert(response.DATA[0][i]);
}

If you need only the array inside the DATA, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA){
 alert(response.DATA[i]);
}

Otherwise if you want all the values tps, tvq, 10.0, and 20.0, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA[0]){
 alert(response.DATA[0][i]);
}

If there are only arrays inside the DATA and you need each array, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA){
 alert(response.DATA[i]);
}

Otherwise if you want all the values tps, tvq, 10.0, and 20.0, then do it like this:

for(var i in response.DATA[0]){
 alert(response.DATA[0][i]);
}
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Shef
  • 45.7k
  • 15
  • 82
  • 91
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