public static void DemoList(string url)
{
//List
//View raw JSON
Console.WriteLine(JKJson.Deserialized(url));
//Its a list, you can loop through this now
Console.WriteLine(JKJson.ListOut(JKJson.Deserialized(url)));
//See...
//Access the properties, by accessing the index of the list and then the property
Console.WriteLine(JKJson.ListOut(JKJson.Deserialized(url))[0]["name"]);
}
public static void DemoDict(string url)
{
//Dictionary
//View raw JSON
Console.WriteLine(JKJson.Deserialized(url));
//Its a dictionary, you can loop through this now and find keys and values
Console.WriteLine(JKJson.DictOut(JKJson.Deserialized(url)));
//See...
//First check what property holds the array - then treat it like a list, because it is one
//Access the properties, by accessing the index of the list and then the property
Console.WriteLine(JKJson.DictOut(JKJson.Deserialized(url))["data"][0]["first_name"]);
}
