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I am getting dynamic json data form of nested multidimensional array data is dynamic so i cant define class and set the properties, now how can i get all keys and values of data in a proper format in c#.
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Updated 3-Sep-12 2:39am
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CodeHawkz 3-Sep-12 10:29am    
How are we supposed to know what your 'proper format' is? :S Tell us how you want to the data to end up? E.g. In a Dictionary<string, object=""> instance
bbirajdar 3-Sep-12 12:14pm    
'proper' is not a W3C compliant standard. So you cannot deserialize the JSON data to 'proper' format...

Use fastJSON[^]'s Parse() method it will give you Dictionary<string,object> representation of the JSON which you can traverse.
 
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JavaScriptSerializer this is inbuilt class in .net framework

C#
using System.Web.Script.Serialization;

public void Deserialize()
        {
            JavaScriptSerializer js = new JavaScriptSerializer();

            string jScript = "{NAME:'SAMPLE', AGE:'00',INTEREST:'CODEPROJECT'}";
            
            EmployeeRecord emp = js.Deserialize<employeerecord>(jScript);
        }

public class EmployeeRecord
    {
        public string Name { get; set; }
        public int Age { get; set; }
        public string Interest { get; set; }
    }

In case JSON is in array, use list to convert to c# objects

C#
string jScript = "[{NAME:'SAMPLE', AGE:'00',INTEREST:'CODEPROJECT'},{NAME:'SAMPLE1', AGE:'01',INTEREST:'CODEPROJECT1'}]";

List< EmployeeRecord > sc = js.Deserialize<List< EmployeeRecord >>(jScript);


for more information MSDN
 
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