JSON to the rescue.

use JSON;
use Data::Dump qw/dump/; # Debugging only

my $raw = <>; # Raw JSON text from your post
my $decoded = decode_json $raw;

say $decoded->[0]->{dns_zone}->{records}
     ->{SOA}->[0]->{dns_record}->{expire};

# dump $decoded; # Whole mess

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Output:

2419200

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While a discussion of Unicode is beyond the scope of this post, be aware that you will probably have to deal with some kind of source encoding, like utf8, but don't count on it.

In reply to Re: How to read Array by rjt
in thread How to read Array by sunilgame

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