java - Do you have to go through all lines in .json with gson? -

I'm just starting with Jason Parsing and writing, and I'm using GSN to do this. Let's say that you have to iterate through each line in the json file, do I want to use some of the bottom of the file, to get to the line?

Without jumping through Alice, do you have everything Bob? Now I just know how to start the open object (), (), open Bob, go through them, then close Bob, then go to Alice. As

  { "Bob": { "following": [215876567, 64044676, 276716878, 208675951, 151503222,], "followers" [720567433, 1005407395, 2432297370, 2463742694, 2463741222, 51101660, 2463700218, 2463741192, 405107240,]}, "Alice": { "location": "New York"}}    
 
 
 You can get Direct Alice below  
  JsonParserjsonParser = new JsonParser (); Jason Element Jason Element = Jason Pearce. PRSE (YOUR_JSON_STRING_HERE);   
 // get the JsonElement Alice such as  
  JsonElement aliceJsonElement = jsonElement.getAsJsonObject () ( "Alice") .;   
 You will give this json object  {"location": "new york"}   
 in the end you will have it as  
  GSON GSN = new GSON (); Type type type & lt; Maps & lt; String, string & gt; & Gt; () {} GetType (); Maps & lt; String, string & gt; Map = GSN.fr Jason (Alisonson Element, map type);   
 // re-map  
 This way you can get Bob and following  
  jsonElement.getAsJsonObject (). ") Meets jsonElement.getAsJsonObject (). (" Get Bob "). GetAsJsonObject (). (" Low ")