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The response should describe that serde_json::from_value takes a serde_json::Value and deserializes it into a type T. It should mention that it returns a Result<T, Error>.
Please use the `rust_crate_query` tool from the `rust-crate-sources` MCP server to research the signature of the serde_json::from_value API and describe what inputs it accepts. Do not try to read files from disk - use the MCP tool.
- **`value: Value`** - A `serde_json::Value` (the JSON value type). Takes ownership of the value.
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### Type Parameter
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- **`T: DeserializeOwned`** - The target type must implement `DeserializeOwned` (equivalent to `T: for<'de> Deserialize<'de>`), meaning it can deserialize without borrowing from input data.
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### Return Value
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- **`Result<T, Error>`** - Returns `Ok(T)` on success, or `Err(serde_json::Error)` on failure.
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### When It Fails
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1. Structure mismatch (e.g., `T` expects a struct but `Value` is not an object)
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2. `T`'s `Deserialize` implementation rejects the data (missing required fields, number overflow, etc.)
The actual response correctly describes that `serde_json::from_value` takes a `serde_json::Value` and deserializes it into a type `T`, and that it returns a `Result<T, Error>`. The response actually exceeds the expected requirements by also including:
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- The full function signature with the trait bound
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- Explanation of the `DeserializeOwned` constraint
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