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Use the DataContractJsonSerializer class: MSDNMSDN1, MSDN2.

It's better thanMy example: JavaScriptSerializer because itHERE.

It can also safely deserialize objects from a JSON string.

They removed code examples from the first link, so there are some here:unlike MSDNJavaScriptSerializer. But personally I still prefer Json.NET.

Use the DataContractJsonSerializer class: MSDN.

It's better than JavaScriptSerializer because it can also safely deserialize objects from a JSON string.

They removed code examples from the first link, so there are some here: MSDN.

Use the DataContractJsonSerializer class: MSDN1, MSDN2.

My example: HERE.

It can also safely deserialize objects from a JSON string, unlike JavaScriptSerializer. But personally I still prefer Json.NET.

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Use the DataContractJsonSerializer class: MSDN.

It's better than JavaScriptSerializer because it can also safely deserialize objects from a JSON string.

ExampleThey removed code examples from the first link, so there are some here: MSDN.

Use the DataContractJsonSerializer class: MSDN.

It's better than JavaScriptSerializer because it can also safely deserialize objects from a JSON string.

Example: MSDN.

Use the DataContractJsonSerializer class: MSDN.

It's better than JavaScriptSerializer because it can also safely deserialize objects from a JSON string.

They removed code examples from the first link, so there are some here: MSDN.

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Use the DataContractJsonSerializer class: MSDN.

It's better than JavaScriptSerializer because it can also safely deserialize objects from a JSON string.

There's an example on the pageExample: MSDN.

Use the DataContractJsonSerializer class: MSDN.

It's better than JavaScriptSerializer because it can also safely deserialize objects from a JSON string.

There's an example on the page.

Use the DataContractJsonSerializer class: MSDN.

It's better than JavaScriptSerializer because it can also safely deserialize objects from a JSON string.

Example: MSDN.

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