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Let me add a little example:

// the following is a string (your response from the Web API)
const strResponse = '{ "status": 1, "count": 0, "posts": [] }';

// in order to work with it, you will have to turn the JSON (JS Object Notation)
// inside that string into binary objects usable by the JS VM
const objResponse = JSON.parse(strResponse);

// after that you can use the object regularly
// you will be able to use the properties which were defined in JSON
console.log('Status: ' + objResponse.status);