I have a JSON object that I'm deserializing into an OS structure. Depending on the data, sometimes there are fields in the JSON that are empty. Is there a way I can dynamically display this data and skip over the key-value pairs that have empty values?

For example, say I have the following JSON object: [{"FirstName":"John","MiddleName":"","LastName":"Smith","Email":"","Number":"123456789"}] 

And I want to display this information in a label-value format, such as:

• First Name: John
• Middle Name:
• Last Name: Smith
• Email: 
• Number: 123456789

I need a structure with all five values to be able to deserialize it, especially since sometimes there will be values for middle name and email. However, when those fields (or any fields) are empty, I'd like to display this information but completely skip over the empty fields, so that it looks like this:

• First Name: John
• Last Name: Smith
• Number: 123456789

Is there a way to do this dynamically? I know I can create all the labels and set conditions for them depending on if the values exist, but that requires me to do that for each individual field and I have many. I'm hoping there's a way to set this up to do it automatically, especially so I can add or remove fields in the future and don't have to edit the list myself every time.