c# loop through json

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// Answer By: Cam3r0n#0481
// Pro Tip : Use this to convert your JSON to C# Classes
// https://json2csharp.com/

// The example json
// {"chat":[{"author":"Bob","content":"My name is Bob and I approve this message.","timestamp":1604438166}],"error":false,"message":"Chat fetched."}

public class ChatMessage
{
    public string author;
    public string content;
    public int timestamp;
}

public class ChatResponse
{
    public List<ChatMessage> chat;
    public bool error;
    public string message;
}

ChatResponse response = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<ChatResponse>(json);
foreach (var message in response.chat)
{
    rtbChat.AppendText($"{message.author}: {message.content}\n");
} // Answer By: Cam3r0n#0481- edited by wethecom
// Pro Tip : Use this to convert your JSON to C# Classes
// https://json2csharp.com/

// The example json
// {"chat":[{"author":"Bob","content":"My name is Bob and I approve this message.","timestamp":1604438166}],"error":false,"message":"Chat fetched."}

public class ChatMessage
{
    public string author;
    public string content;
    public int timestamp;
}

public class ChatResponse
{
    public List<ChatMessage> chat;
    public bool error;
    public string message;
}
var json = @"{"chat":[{"author":"Bob","content":"My name is Bob and I approve this message.","timestamp":1604438166}],"error":false,"message":"Chat fetched."}
";
ChatResponse response = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<ChatResponse>(json);
foreach (var message in response.chat)
{
    rtbChat.AppendText($"{message.author}: {message.content}\n");
}
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