Serializable Classes?
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Hi, can any body explain to me what is the Serializable Classes? and Why or where do we need to use such type of Classes?
Kind Regards OBarahmeh
A serializable class, simplistically, is one that can be saved in it's current state to a medium such as the hard drive or into memory. One reason to do this is to transmit the class via a remote interface, so the remote application get's a copy of the data at the point at which it was serialized. Another reason would be to save the data to disk.
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Hi, can any body explain to me what is the Serializable Classes? and Why or where do we need to use such type of Classes?
Kind Regards OBarahmeh
obarahmeh wrote:
Why or where do we need to use such type of Classes?
As Pete explained, serialization transforms object(s) to/from raw data for the purpose of transmitting or persisting them. Another good thing to know is that one can use Google to find things out[^]
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