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Reading Response From URL in Asp.net(C#).

Here I will explain how to read response from url. This will read all the format like JSON, XML and any type of string.

using System.Net;
string str = "Here Type URL";
using (WebClient webClient = new System.Net.WebClient())
{ 
   WebClient objWebClient = new WebClient();
   var strcontent = objWebClient.DownloadString(str);
   string valueOriginal = Convert.ToString(strcontent); 
   Console.WriteLine(strcontent); 
}
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