type Person struct { Name string `json:"name" xml:"name"` Age int `json:"age" xml:"age"` } p := Person{Name: "John", Age: 30} t := reflect.TypeOf(p) // Accessing StructTag nameTag := t.Field(0).Tag.Get("json") ageTag := t.Field(1).Tag.Get("json") fmt.Println(nameTag) // Output: "name" fmt.Println(ageTag) // Output: "age" // Setting StructTag field, _ := t.FieldByName("Name") tag := field.Tag newTag := reflect.StructTag("required,json") field.Tag = newTag fmt.Println(field.Tag.Get("required")) // Output: "true"This example shows how to access and manipulate struct tags using Go reflect StructTag. In the first section of the code, we define a struct `Person` with two fields - `Name` and `Age`. We then create an instance of the `Person` struct and use the `reflect.TypeOf()` method to get the reflected type of the struct. In the second section of the code, we access the struct tags by calling `t.Field(0).Tag.Get("json")` and `t.Field(1).Tag.Get("json")`. This returns the values of the `json` tags that are associated with each field. Finally, we show how to set the struct tags by calling `field.Tag = reflect.StructTag("required,json")`. This sets the `required` and `json` tags for the `Name` field. The package library for go reflect StructTag is `reflect`.