JSON IN C# - Downloading Data and Making Objects From It

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[@SamirNetCore]

Good tutorial and helpful. Just wanted to add that VS2019 has a native function to convert JSON to C# classes built-in the IDE, just copy the the JSON and go to Edit> Paste Special> "Paste JSON as Classes" and it will convert the copied JSON into C# classes no matter how complex and paste it. Also you can do the same with XML.

[@ragnarmusix9440]

A this comment just saved tons of time.

[@tutorialsEU]

This is super valuable feedback. We are working on a video, that does exactly that!

[@rambi1072]

Wow! That is insanely useful, I was just about to start typing out like 6 classes all with lots of attributes thinking there has to be an easier way of doing this lol. Thanks so much

[@greyalice]

Thank you! Been stuck on a problem for a bit, and the JSON to C# converter helped me visualize where I was going wrong so I could fix my JSON structure.

[@darrenwe1]

That json2csharp converter was all I needed. I just finished create a super complex set of classes for a project. If only I had know. Thanks.

[@suelim12]

Legend ! thanks for this... I used this for a test on one of the apilayers api projects. You're explanations are great !

[@lewisorherhe2689]

The best video I have seen on Deserialization of JSON in C#

[@davidbierman5717]

Thank you. I couldn't figure this problem out for a while and this video is exactly what I needed.

[@danielbekker8544]

This video was amazing thank you for actually explaining the process and not just coding it

[@MrZtapp]

Best json tut I have seen

[@alexgolomb363]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@JustJarred]

You are a life saver man

[@riccarrasquilla379]

thanks for the video

[@richardsrobin_r]

thanks ,it was helpfull,and how to download multiple images from json to display in listview or any view.

[@gatatools]

I love this channel

[@wllyck]

Excellent explanation, Thank you!

[@fooballers7883]

You are a star... thank you so much Really appreciate it. Thanks

[@Phil_D_Waller]

great stuff!

[@TheJoni50para]

Great and simple explanation, thank you!

[@nileshgopnarayan4464]

What if you don't know the object type that server will return what to do

[@eyemaneyeman9341]

great demo. Thank you

[@muralikrishnachowdarypolin5601]

Very Useful thanks and continu the how to create local json server tutorial

[@yenjeff6790]

謝謝！

[@tutorialsEU]

Thank you very much!

[@Willian_dotNet_Alves]

Ótima explicação!

[@mariiasafonova5510]

very good job

[@Nuns341]

great stuff, you should make it so that lets say these JSON object can be stored in a database, how one can achieve that

[@kellybmackenzie]

Thank you so much, this is really helpful!!

[@imadabab]

Beautiful. Thanks a lot

[@imikhan83]

IMO, you should have used system.text.json. it's a built-in package and has more features and fast than newsoftjson...

[@tutorialsEU]

Working on a new video for that. thanks for your feedback.

[@richardmeyer418]

Thank you, that was very useful.

[@abdulrehmanharis7193]

awesome.

[@echoness_]

Thank you Dark Souls.

[@pelapps]

Can you tell me any suggestions on my first Android App ? Its available on Playstore. App name World of C++

[@aL-vs8kh]

This tutorial had some information, however the way things are explained are only applicable when it's setup this exact way. It would be nice to know how to modify, change things for different circumstances because the likely hood of coding in this exact method will probably not be high.

[@nordgaren2358]

Dsrk souls references?

[@SirXtC]

wow c# makes stuff so complicated compared to javascript lol.

[@kavivarman4284]

Newtonsoft library severely degrade the application performance as it uses the reflection when deserialization big data.