How to maintain the key value structure when parsing JSON file in Javascipt

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How to maintain the key value structure when parsing JSON file in Javascipt



I have a JSON file that I want to parse into a JavaScript object with the following structure:


"sessions": [
"laps": [
"records": [
session 1 lap 1 record 1,
session 1 lap 1 record 2,
...
]
]
]



I parse it using the JQuery getJSON method, however the object I get looks like this:


sessions: [array of sessions],
laps: [array of laps],
records: [array of records]



In the original JSON file, records are one of the key-value pairs of laps, and laps are one of the key-value pairs of sessions. However the JavaScript object I get does not reflect this in its properties. I tried to parse the file using the JavaScript built-in function JSON.parse() but the same thing happened.



Why does this happen and is there any way to maintain the structure after parsing the JSON file to a JavaScript object?









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