JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. This is a text-based format designed as an easy and light way to pass information between JavaScript systems.
A simple JSON document has the following format:
{ "name":"Mihalis",
"surname":"Tsoukalos",
"country":"Greece" }
The preceding JSON document has three fields named name, surname, and country. Each field has a single value.
However, JSON documents can have more complex structures with multiple depth levels.
Before seeing some code, I think that it would be very useful to talk about the encoding/json Go package first. The encoding/json package offers the Encode() and Decode() functions that allow the conversion of a Go object into a JSON document and vice versa. Additionally, the encoding/json package offers the Marshal() and Unmarshal() functions that work...
