Hello,
How can I print specific key and values from a json output with multiple messages? I have the following piece of code 

my $resp = $ua->request($req);
if ($resp->is_success) {
    my $output = $resp->decoded_content;
    use JSON::PP;
    my $data = join '', $output;
    my $json = JSON::PP->new->decode($data);
# Output 1.
    use Data::Dump 'dd'; 
    dd $json;

# Output 2.
    foreach my $key ( keys %$json ) { 
        print $key, " => ", $json->{$key},"\n";
    }    
}

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#Output 1

{
  data   => [
              {
                mac => "00:04:56:22:51:32",
                managed_account => "",
                mode => "ap",
                name => "Espat AP3",
                network => "Belize City ePMP",
                online_duration => 3600,
                radio => {
                  dl_frame_utilization => 53.50833,
                  dl_kbits => 218936297,
                  dl_pkts => 24533891,
                  dl_retransmits_pct => 3.7125,
                  dl_throughput => 60611.05917,
                  ul_kbits => 11781720,
                  ul_pkts => 10095078,
                  ul_retransmits_pct => 1.7481,
                  ul_throughput => 3261.45,
                },
                sm_count => 49,
                sm_drops => 1,
                timestamp => "2022-02-15T04:00:00-06:00",
                tower => "Espat Twr",
                type => "epmp",
                uptime => 3600,
              },
              {
                mac => "00:04:56:22:51:32",
                managed_account => "",
                mode => "ap",
                name => "Espat AP3",
                network => "Belize City ePMP",
                online_duration => 3600,
                radio => {
                  dl_frame_utilization => 55.79167,
                  dl_kbits => 228622837,
                  dl_pkts => 25268171,
                  dl_retransmits_pct => 3.4875,
                  dl_throughput => 63241.6925,
                  ul_kbits => 11064503,
                  ul_pkts => 10404746,
                  ul_retransmits_pct => 1.6548,
                  ul_throughput => 3060.63917,
                },
                sm_count => 49,
                sm_drops => 3,
                timestamp => "2022-02-15T05:00:00-06:00",
                tower => "Espat Twr",
                type => "epmp",
                uptime => 3600,
              },
         ],
  paging => { limit => 100, offset => 0, total => 25 },
}


# Output 2
data => ARRAY(0x2c76ce8)
paging => HASH(0x1ee4f28)

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I'd like to be able to print out the values for specific keys like... name, dl_kbits, dl_throughput, sm_count, timestamp

I would really appreciate your help. I've gotten a lot of help so far but still I have more ways to go. Thank you.

In reply to Solved: Parsing JSON by PerlMonger79

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