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in this series of videos weamp;#39;re going to look at how to produce and consume JSON in a c-sharp visual studio 2017 project so JSON is a relatively recent but also very popular data interchange format it really has a big hand in mobile if you take a look at my channel I have several videos that describe how to parse JSON in an Android app J sounds very similar to XML but itamp;#39;s a bit more lightweight in XML you have an open and a closed tag which both have the same name so thereamp;#39;s a bit of redundancy in there in JSON we tend to use a more symbolic nature which is still human readable to some degree but it cuts down on that redundancy so first of all a few notes we know that if we take a look at JSON it kind of looks will go like this it kind of looks like this so we know that the curly indicates an object the square bracket indicates an array more on that to come we also know that it tends to be name value pairs you see a name and then a colon and then a value so that