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.NET JSON Deserialization
Deserializing JSON
.NET JSON deserialization uses JsonSerializer.Deserialize with classes.
Introduction to JSON Deserialization in .NET
JSON deserialization is the process of converting a JSON string into a .NET object. In .NET, this is commonly achieved using the JsonSerializer.Deserialize
method. This method is part of the System.Text.Json
namespace, which provides high-performance JSON serialization and deserialization capabilities.
Using JsonSerializer.Deserialize Method
The JsonSerializer.Deserialize
method requires a JSON string and the type of object you want to convert the JSON into. Below is a basic syntax:
Handling Complex JSON Structures
When dealing with complex JSON objects or arrays, it's important to define a class structure that matches the JSON schema. Nested objects and arrays can be handled by defining additional classes.
Deserializing JSON Arrays
Deserializing JSON arrays involves converting a JSON array into a collection of objects. You can use List
or an array to achieve this.
Conclusion
JSON deserialization in .NET is a straightforward process that can handle simple and complex JSON data structures. By using JsonSerializer.Deserialize
, you can efficiently convert JSON strings into .NET objects, enabling seamless integration with your application logic.
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