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JSON is commonly used in C# for data interchange. The Newtonsoft.Json library offers a simple API for parsing JSON data into C# objects. Alternatively, System.Text.Json in .NET Core 3.0 provides built-in support. Choose the method that suits your project’s needs for robust JSON parsing in C#.
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This post delves into C# programming’s DateTime formatting tools, including ToString() method, String.Format(), culture-specific formatting, and composite formatting. Whether preferring simplicity, flexibility, or multi-culture support, C# offers diverse options for formatting dates and times. The exploration encourages experimentation to find the optimal approach for specific requirements.
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In C#, strings can be formatted using String.Format method or interpolated strings. The former uses placeholders like {0} and {1}, while the latter directly embeds variables using the $ symbol. Both methods allow for dynamic string creation and are useful in different scenarios.