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Go supports serialization of values into the popular JSON format using the Marshal() and Unmarshal() functions from the encoding package of its standard library.
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These functions allow for the conversion of Golang values into a slice of bytes and vice versa.
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Go supports several serialization formats in the encoding package of its standard library. One of these is the popular JSON format. You serialize Golang values using the Marshal() function into a slice of bytes. You deserialize a slice of bytes into a Golang value using the Unmarshal() function.
JSON Serialization With Golang - Code Envato Tuts+
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Array and slice values encode as JSON arrays, except that []byte encodes as a base64-encoded string, and a nil slice encodes as the null JSON value. Struct values encode as…
json package - encoding/json - Go Packages
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Thankfully, Go allows us to customize the JSON encoding, including changing the names of the keys. For example, say we want the JSON keys to be top, left, width, and…
Go Structs and JSON - INFO Tutorials
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Marshaling. Go has a marshal function for converting its objects to JSON format (encoding). Marshal function syntax is as follows -. func Marshal(v interface{}) ([]byte, error) The interface accepts any…
How to use JSON in Golang? - atatus.com
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