When we want to write a JSON data file, we need to first have some data. We can serialize this data from an existing data source. It should be a class, so we can automatically pull the data and C# will know how to convert it. Next we will need to create some data points,…
With reading a JSON object, you will need to have your JSON data. You can either read in a string, or read a file into a string. Here we have some sample data: This minor sample came from a much larger file set: https://domohelp.domo.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043931814-Fun-Sample-DataSets Then we need to have a class which we can use…
JSON comes with a lot of benefits, which is the reason why many web services provide data either in both XML and JSON, or just JSON. Some of the benefits include: Easy to parse the data. Low overhead (for transmitting the data between client and server) Built in web browser support. Modern JavaScript has it…
