What is the difference between serialization and
deserialization?

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What is the difference between serialization and deserialization? ..

Answer / naviyr

Serialization is the processing of saving object data to
secondary or a permanant storage area. Deserialization is
retrieving the stored data.

In MFC, CArchive object provide this functionality.
"IsStoring" specifies whether the data is being serialized
or de-serialized.

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What is the difference between serialization and deserialization? ..

Answer / vaishnavi

serialization-saves the state of an object (OR)it is a
process of writing or reading on a persistent space such as
disk file.

Deserialization-restore the state of an object.

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What is the difference between serialization and deserialization? ..

Answer / gokul

serialization is saved objet of type,but deserialization
retrive the store data

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What is the difference between serialization and deserialization? ..

Answer / narender .k

Serialization is the processing of saving object data to
secondary .
Deserialization is retrieving the stored data.

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