Category: JSON

Working with JSON data often involves handling nested structures. Parsing nested JSON objects in C# allows you to extract and manipulate data efficiently, especially when dealing with complex APIs or configurations. This guide will show you how to parse nested JSON objects using Newtonsoft.Json. Installing Newtonsoft.Json To parse JSON in C#, install the Newtonsoft.Json package … Continue reading Parsing nested JSON objects in C#

Working with JSON data is a common task in modern applications, and often you’ll encounter JSON arrays that need to be converted into C# lists for easy manipulation. In this guide, we’ll demonstrate how to convert a JSON array into a List<T> in C# using Newtonsoft.Json. Installing Newtonsoft.Json Before you begin, ensure that the Newtonsoft.Json … Continue reading How to Convert JSON Array to List in C#

Validating the format of JSON data is a critical step when working with APIs, files, or any data input that uses JSON. In this guide, we’ll explore how to validate JSON format in C# using the powerful Newtonsoft.Json library. Why Validate JSON? JSON validation ensures that the data follows proper JSON formatting rules, such as … Continue reading How to Validate JSON Format in C# Using Newtonsoft.Json

In C#, handling complex JSON data structures—those with nested objects, arrays, and mixed data types—requires advanced serialization and deserialization techniques. This article explores how to work with complex JSON in C# using the System.Text.Json library and Newtonsoft.Json (also known as Json.NET). Setting Up JSON Libraries While System.Text.Json (built into .NET Core 3.0 and later) is … Continue reading Serialize and deserialize complex JSON in C#

Working with large JSON files in C# can be challenging, especially when memory consumption and performance are key concerns. C# provides several approaches for handling large JSON files, including streaming with JsonTextReader, selective loading with JsonDocument, and working with external libraries. In this article, we’ll cover the most efficient ways to handle large JSON files … Continue reading How to Handle Large JSON Files in C#

In this article you can find how to convert C# object into JSON using Json.NET (Newtonsoft.Json) library. It is available as a NuGet package for free, so you can easily install it from nuget.org repository. Let’s create an example class which object will be converted into JSON. public class Place { public string Name { get; … Continue reading C# – Object to JSON Examples

In this article you can find examples how to convert JSON into C# object using Json.NET (Newtonsoft.Json) library. It is available as a NuGet package for free, so you can easily install it from nuget.org repository. Let’s create a JSON which will be used in below examples. { Forename: “John”, Surname: “Smith”, Age: 40, IsMarried: … Continue reading C# – JSON to Object Examples