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edited Jun 18, 2016 at 11:04

Let object1object1 and object2object2 be two JsonJSON object.

var object1 = [{"name": "John"}]; var object2 = [{"location": "San Jose"}];

object1.push(object2);

var object1 = [{"name": "John"}];
var object2 = [{"location": "San Jose"}];

object1.push(object2);

This will simply append object2object2 in object 1

[{"name":"John"},{"location"object1:"San Jose"}]

[{"name":"John"},{"location":"San Jose"}]

Let object1 and object2 be two Json object.

var object1 = [{"name": "John"}]; var object2 = [{"location": "San Jose"}];

object1.push(object2);

This will simply append object2 in object 1

[{"name":"John"},{"location":"San Jose"}]

Let object1 and object2 be two JSON object.

var object1 = [{"name": "John"}];
var object2 = [{"location": "San Jose"}];

object1.push(object2);

This will simply append object2 in object1:

[{"name":"John"},{"location":"San Jose"}]

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answered Jun 18, 2016 at 11:02

Let object1 and object2 be two Json object.

var object1 = [{"name": "John"}]; var object2 = [{"location": "San Jose"}];

object1.push(object2);

This will simply append object2 in object 1

[{"name":"John"},{"location":"San Jose"}]