Parsing JSON w/ @ at sign symbol in it (arobase)

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Use square bracket notation with a string:

var XXXValue = my_json['@type'];

The same can be used when you have a property name in a variable. Using your same example:

var propertyName="@type";
var XXXValue = my_json[propertyName];

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