typequest | Typelevel Summit 2016 - Discovering Types from Strings | Runtime Evironment library

1- check for "typeQuestion": "multipleChoice" see if it contain single or muliple or input type.
2- if it contaon "multipleChoice" then get "multipleChoice" convert "multipleChoice" to JOSNObject extract each value.
3- check for other "typeQuestion" condition parse them
4- at last add them to your list.

here is code

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No need to do all that. Just use @Parcelize from Kotlin. Annotate all theses classes with @Parcelize and make them extend Parcelable. You can remove all your Parcelable related code in the Test class.

Also I'll recommend modifications for a few things wrong that I see in your code :

• Turn all your var properties to val. It will enforce immutability, one of Kotlin's basic features. The same goes for your ArrayLists, use List instead to disallow modifications of the list. If you really can't have a read-only List then use MutableList. It's more easy to understand that it's a read/write list than when you use ArrayList.
• Make your Test class a data class. I don't see why not benefit from it in your case.
• All classes name must begin with an uppercase. multipleChoiceAnswers -> MultipleChoiceAnswers. It's a convention we follow in many languages, not just Kotlin.

ChrisY solved the problem.

having multiple input with the same name is definitive wrong here. Try name="customCheckbox{{i}}". When using ngModel you need a name that identifies the form control. It has to be unique

Code here I push category in the controller:

You should not keep the components inside the state (cause that breaks the components lifecycle and it is hard to compare them). Instead, just keep the keys:

you use ListView inside ScrollView. So maybe all of your items is in ListView, but you can't scroll to them.