Test the JSON serialization of Golang Marshal

Func Test_json () {x, _: = json. Marshal ([]string{"aaa:123", "bbb:456"}) fmt. PRINTLN (x) var caps []stringjson. Unmarshal (x, &caps) fmt. Println (Caps)}//output Results-------------------------------[the "the" "The" "The" "The" "The" "The" "the" 98 98 98 bbb:456]//each character is converted to the corresponding Ascill value

A specific encoder is found by reflection, and this example corresponds to the encoder string

func  (e *encodestate)  string (s string)   (int, error)  {len0 := e. Len () e.writebyte (' "') Start := 0for i := 0; i < len (s);  {if  b := s[i]; b < utf8. runeself {if 0x20 <= b && b !=  ' \ \ '  && b  !=  ' '  && b !=  ' < '  && b !=  ' > '   && b !=  ' & '  {i++continue}if start < i {e.writestring (s[ START:I])}switch b {case  ' \ \ ',  ' "': e.writebyte (' \ \ ') E.writebyte (b) case  ' \ n ': E. WriteByte (' \ \ ') E.writebyte (' n ') case  ' \ R ': e.writebyte (' \ \ ') e.writebyte (' R ') case  ' \ t ': e.writebyte (' \ \ ') ) e.writebyte (' t ') default:// this encodes bytes < 0x20 except for \n  and \r,// as well as <, > and &. the latter are escaped because they// can lead to  Security holes when user-controlled strings// are rendered into json  and served to some browsers.//This type hit the sign E. WriteString (' \u00 ') e.writebyte (hex[b>>4]) e.writebyte (hex[b&0xf])}i++start = icontinue}c,  size := utf8. Decoderuneinstring (s[i:]) If c == utf8. Runeerror && size == 1 {if start < i {e.writestring (s[ START:I])}e.writestring (' \ufffd ')  //This type hit the flag i += sizestart = icontinue}// u+2028  is line separator.// u+2029 is paragraph separator.// they are  both technically valid characters in json strings,// but don ' t  work in jsonp, which has to be evaluated as&nbSp javascript,// and can lead to security holes there. it is  valid json to// escape them, so we do so unconditionally.//  see http://timelessrepo.com/json-isnt-a-javascript-subset for discussion.if c ==   ' \u2028 '  | |  c ==  ' \u2029 '  {if start < i {e.writestring (s[start:i])}e. WriteString (' \u202 ')  //This type hit the sign E. WriteByte (hex[c&0xf]) I += sizestart = icontinue}i += size}if start  < len (s)  {e.writestring (S[start:])}e.writebyte (' "') Return e.len ()  - len0,  nil}

Test the JSON serialization of Golang Marshal