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[KimbrellBrad]

Great to know! I hate coding keys lol. What would you do to decode the following:
{
"prices": [
[

6789.12344
]
]
}
How can I assign the 2 values, actually a date and price, to separate variables? This JSON returns an array of prices - I only included 1 for brevity. I guess my confusion is whether I can do this in the decode step or do I have to cut them apart at the comma using a string function? Thanks!

[FloWritesCode]

Thats a great thing to know. Lets hope that I will never need it haha.

[KimbrellBrad]

Can anyone please answer my question below? Thanks in advance!

[ashim]

Why not just use keys.first.lowercased