What do you mean by the term transient?
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Answer / jesudian moses
Transient is a keyword used for class level variables.
Serialisation of that variable can be avoided by declaring
it transient.
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Answer / guest
transient is a variable that may not be serialized.
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Answer / paletipatisrinu
transient is the modifer for varibles.if declared variable
with transient its never pariticaptes variable in
serialization process.
most of this case used for banking application for passwords
ex:transient long password;
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Answer / navinice
by default all objects of classes are serialized.
there are some premitive datatypes in objects which needs
not to persistence. Then These variables are declared as
transient variable by Using Transient keyword.
for example........
class abc{
private String firstName;
private transient String middleName;
private String lastName;
method()
}
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Answer / sayantan biswas
Transient are those things which are not stored in
database...
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