What is the usage of jobject in C#?

In C#, JObject is a class used to represent a JSON object. It can be used to parse and manipulate JSON data.

The usage of JObject is as follows:

1. Instantiate a JObject object:
2. Create a new JObject instance.
3. Create a JObject object by parsing JSON data from a string.
4. One possible rephrasing could be:

   We define a string variable called jsonString and assign it the value of “{\”name\”:\”John\”, \”age\”:30}”. Then we create a JObject called jObject and parse the jsonString into it.

5. Access the value of a JSON property:
6. Extract the value of the “name” key from the jObject as a string and assign it to the variable name. Extract the value of the “age” key from the jObject as an integer and assign it to the variable age.
7. Assigning a value to a JSON property:
8. jObject[“name”] is set to “Jane” and jObject[“age”] is set to 25.
9. Add a new JSON property:
10. Set the value of “city” in jObject to “New York”.
11. Remove JSON property:
12. jObject.Delete(“age”);
13. Convert a JObject object to a JSON string.
14. Convert the jObject to a string and store it in jsonString.

The JObject class also offers additional methods and properties for manipulating JSON data, such as querying and filtering. For more detailed information, refer to the official documentation or other tutorials.