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Hello and welcome to the Golang programming language course in this session.

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We want to talk about Jason concept.

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Data exchange.

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Then you start a project which interacts with the outer world.

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It requires data exchange to make a project successful.

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This interaction must be simple and efficient.

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Data exchange is the process of taking data structured on the source Eskimo and transforming it into

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data structures on a target.

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This schema so that the target data is an accurate representation of the source data.

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In simple terms, convert the data in the form at which the receiver understands there are many data

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exchange formats like X-Men, Jason Ashjian and et cetera.

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Among all, JSON has become ubiquitous for web applications.

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What is Jason?

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Jason, or JavaScript object notation is a lightweight format that is used for data interchanging.

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It is based on the subset of JavaScript language and object isn't on older set of name and value pers.

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It is mostly used for communication between backhands and JavaScript programs running in the browser,

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but it is used in another kind of application as bill.

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Now you can see an example of Jason.

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Hard to use, Jason in Guoliang.

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Golang Pearl Wines, multiple encoding and decoding APIs to brought with JSON, including from built

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in in custom data points using the encoding JSON package data times, the default global and data times

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for decoding and encoding J songs are as follows mode for Jason Boleyn's Int and load for JSON numbers.

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Listening for JSON strings mean for JSON non value array as JSON array and map or restaurant as JSON

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object.

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Pass, Jason in Golden, Jason, is JavaScript object notation and goal and cannot use it in its original

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format for this go and has provided an encoding JSON package in the standard library in goal language.

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We use Extract to represent Jason, for example, in goal, and we create this right by the following

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code.

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You can see it light type employee extract, and in JSON, we create by the following code.

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Now you can see these Sampat.

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So we will use anchored in Jason Package to convert Jason into asteroid and asteroid into Jason.

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For this, we will use two functions motion or encode convert golonka struct into JSON formats on Marshon,

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or they could convert JSON into gold struct.

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It is more like mapping the parameters, then conversion only data structures that can be represented

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as valid JSON will be encoded.

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JSON objects only support strings as keys to encode a go map type.

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It must be of before map by the key type is read only the exported fields.

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Those that begin with an uppercase letter of the airstrike can be encoded in JSON.

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Cyclic data structures are not supported.

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They will cause more side to go into an infinite loop, and pointers will be encoded as the values they

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point to or not.

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If the pointer is needed in order not to prolong the time of decision, we will finish.

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Then we will continue the content in the next session until next.

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Mission goodbye.