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go-doc:tldr:cdbe0
go-doc: Show also sources.
$ go doc -all -src ${encoding-json}
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The go doc
command is a tool provided by the Go programming language to extract and display documentation for Go packages.
The command go doc -all -src ${encoding-json}
specifically retrieves the documentation and source code information for the encoding/json
package.
Here is a breakdown of the command:
go doc
: Invokes the Go documentation tool.-all
: Causesgo doc
to display documentation for exported as well as unexported symbols in the specified package.-src
: Specifies that the command should display the source code information in addition to the documentation.${encoding-json}
: Represents a placeholder for the package name being requested. In this case, it refers to theencoding/json
package.
By executing this command, you will see the documentation and source code details for the encoding/json
package in your console or terminal window.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.