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## Overview

The library `dart:convert` provides a built-in top-level function called **`jsonEncode()`** that can convert a `List`/`Object` to a JSON string.

The following are the steps involved in converting a `List` to a JSON object:

1. Create a `List`
2. Using the `jsonEncode()` function, extract a JSON string from the `List`.

## Implementation
Create a list named `colors`.

```
List<String> colors = ['Blue', 'Red', 'Black', 'Yellow', 'White', 'Pink'];
```
Then, convert the `List` `colors`  to a JSON string using the `dart:convert` library’s built-in `jsonEncode()` function.

```
String jsonColors = jsonEncode(colors);
```

Let's bring the pieces of code together to view the result.


import 'dart:convert';

main() 
{
  //Create a list
  List<String> colors = ['Blue', 'Red', 'Black', 'Yellow', 'White', 'Pink'];
  //Use jsonEncode method
  String jsonColors = jsonEncode(colors);
  print(jsonColors);
}

How to convert a list to a JSON string in Dart

Use `dart:convert`'s `jsonEncode()` to convert a List, e.g., colors, to a JSON string.