Answer / thirushakar

Serialization is the process of saving the state of an
object by converting it to a stream of bytes

Answer / nithya

Serialization is a process of converting object into stream
of bytes.

Types of Serialization

1)XML Serialization
2)SOAP Serialization
3)Binary Serialization
4)Custom Serialization

In XML Serialization we can convert only public objects into
stream of bytes, where as in SOAP and Binary Serialization
we can convert private objects also.

In XML Serialization we can able to convert only objects
into stream of bytes, but in Binary Serialization we can
convert all the objects(Objects in Object) also.

Answer / stanly jose

All the above descriptions are corret.

Seriallization is done for the faster accessing of remote
object. So it is mainly used in remoting.
Remoting is a concept in .Net which helps to access/make
use of remote (through internet) application(/object).
So the object requested is converted in to stream of bytes
and get transfered to the requsted application.

Answer / naidu

serialization is process of converting object into stream

Answer / annalakshmi

SERIALIZATION:
serialization is the process of converting an
object or a graph of object in to a linear sequence of
bytes or stream.

Answer / sharif

It is the process of converting the objects in to stream of
bytes. or
we can say, maintain the state of the object in to the
storage medium like disk, cd's etc..

Serialization can be do in two ways.
1. XML serialization.
2. Binary serialization.

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