The labix.org.v2.mgo.bson.ObjectId is a data type used in the Go programming language for creating globally unique identifiers (UUIDs) in BSON format. It is commonly used as the primary key for creating and identifying documents in MongoDB databases. The ObjectId consists of a 12-byte value represented as a hexadecimal string, which includes information such as a timestamp, machine identifier, process identifier, and a counter. This data type provides a reliable and efficient way to generate unique identifiers for MongoDB documents and is frequently utilized in Go applications when working with the mgo package to interact with MongoDB.
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