Two approaches of parsing a JSON response

Both approaches achieve the same goal of parsing a JSON response, but they do so in slightly different ways:

1. Using `response.json()`:

   ```javascript
   const obj = await response.json();
   ```

   This method is more straightforward and concise. It directly parses the response body as JSON and returns a JavaScript object. It's the preferred method when you know the response is in JSON format.

2. Using `response.text()` and `JSON.parse()`:

   ```javascript
   const objText = await response.text();
   const obj= JSON.parse(objText );
   ```

   This method first reads the response body as a text string and then parses that string into a JavaScript object using `JSON.parse()`. This approach can be useful if you need to manipulate the raw text before parsing it as JSON or if you're dealing with a response that might not always be JSON.

In most cases, using `response.json()` is simpler and more efficient. However, the second method offers more flexibility if you need to handle the response text in a specific way before parsing it.

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