Considering this is your JSON

var myJSON = """
[{
    "status" : "true",
    "score" : "3",
    "correct" : "3",
    "chapter" : "34",
    "answer" : "342432",
    "solutionText" : "abcd"
    }, {

        "status" : "true",
        "score" : "0",
        "correct" : "2",
        "chapter" : "35",
        "answer" : "35854",
        "solutionText" : "abc"

    }]
"""

Simply create a Decodable struct like this

typealias  MyArray = [MyObject] // Use this to decode 

struct MyObject: Codable {
    let status, correct, chapter: String
}

And use it like this

//Usage
var myJSONData = myJSON.data(using: .utf8)! // converting the JSON to data 
let objArray = try! JSONDecoder().decode(MyArray.self, from: myJSONData) // decoding the json data into an object


   //how to access
print(objArray.count)// number of elements in my array
print(objArray.first!) // getting the first object
 let myObject =  obj[0] // also getting the first object by index
 myObject.chapter
 myObject.correct
 myObject.status

Read about Codable here .

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If it's already in an object, you can try

filteredArray = myArray.map { ["status": $0.status, "correct": $0.correct, "chapter": $0.chapter]  }

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You can try

do {
    
    let res = try JSONDecoder().decode([Root].self, from:data)
 
}
catch {
    
    print(error)
}

struct Root: Codable {
  let status, correct, chapter: String
}

Correct json

[{
    "status" : "true",
    "score" : "3",
    "correct" : "3",
    "chapter" : "34",
    "answer" : "342432",
    "solutionText" : "abcd"
    }, {
        
        "status" : "true",
        "score" : "0",
        "correct" : "2",
        "chapter" : "35",
        "answer" : "35854",
        "solutionText" : "abc"
        
}]

It's more suitable to make

status a bool not string

correct & chapter to be integers

so json look like

[{
    "status" : true,
    "score" : "3",
    "correct" : 3,
    "chapter" : 34,
    "answer" : "342432",
    "solutionText" : "abcd"
    }, {
        
        "status" : true,
        "score" : "0",
        "correct" : 2,
        "chapter" : 35,
        "answer" : "35854",
        "solutionText" : "abc"
        
}]

you can also make other values like that if you need , then your model will look like

struct Root: Codable {
  let status: Bool
  let correct, chapter: Int
}

Edit:

let data = try content.rawData() // this inside do block

where content is of type JSON

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try Decodable of swift

class MyObjectsClass : Decodable {
   var objects : [Objects]?
}

class Objects : Decodable {
   var status : String?
   var correct : String?
   var chapter : String?
}

While Decoding

let decodedValue = try? JSONDecoder.decode(MyObjectsClass.self, from : data)
// where data from API calls

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Comments

• Can you show us what you already did?
• Use Decodable and declare the struct just with the required keys/members. Pretty easy.
• Hey if you want something that let you crate structrue or class for JSON. Please try this out app.quicktype.io
• @TheiOSDev decent tool but i think he needs to understand the codables protocols first so he can handle this by his own in the future, then he can jump into tools that helps him do that faster, any other link related to the codables i think would help him better.
• Doesn't your answer look the same as what already been added ? , plus you don't clarity the error you discussing
• @Sh_Khan Read about Codable here, section i believe he can get every explanation possible for each step, + already answered question on SO and i didn't copy pasted your answer if thats what you referring to, i can't tell who posted it first, but if u want i can remove it if it gives you any problems at all
• @Sh_Khan and if it was a rare case we would for sure all of us as a community work around it and try to get explanations etc, but its straight forward case that has been posted way too many times, idk even why this question is still not closed, kinda weird no mods online or smth
• @MohmmadS my output looks like [quizApp.SessionReport.MyObject(status: "true", correct: "1", chapter: "35")] how to get only array of JSON?
• its that array but it prints out the objects like this ^_^ try those commands out , you will get the idea print(obj.count)// 2 print(obj.first!)
• whats the purpose of do catch ?