❔ Do I need a model to serialize a json async?
My http response message is a big random json that I just want to convert to a string. The JsonSerializer.SerializeAsync() requires me to pass a model as argument. I can't provide a model because I don't know what the response will be.
I'm more curious about why a model is required than the solution honestly
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I'm confused. What objects are holding your data?
What exactly is "a big random data"?
well the data is in a HttpResponseMessage
And what does the HttpResponseMessage's content contain?
some json strings
It can only contain 1 string
jesus, am I this stupid? I can just directly print the string from the request, no?
That's kinda what I'm asking 😛
I forgot the data was inside httpresponseMessage
thank you
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