Using a dictionary as deserialization target model for a paid cart.
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var paidCartJsonString = @"{ ""_state"": ""paid"", ""paidItems"": [ { ""id"": ""1bcd"", ""title"": ""gizmo"" }, { ""id"" : ""3cdf"", ""title"": ""widget"", ""description"": ""A very useful item"" } ], ""payment"": { ""amount"": 123.5, ""currency"": ""USD"" }, ""timestamp"": ""2020-04-11T10:11:33.514+02:00"" }";
var paidCartBagFromText = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<Dictionary<string, object>>(paidCartJsonString);
var firstItemTitle = paidCartBagFromText["paidItems"][0]["title"]; var currency = paidCartBagFromText["payment"]["currency"];
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