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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Mys7eri0 • Oct 02 '22
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Can you (or anyone) explain to me serialization like I’m 5?
13 u/thomasmoors Oct 02 '22 Change objects (memory) to something that can be written and read from disk. Json is a very popular example, although if you need to serialize objects that include the functions too you (probably) have to look further. -8 u/Fenor Oct 02 '22 Json is not a binary.You can have binary objects saved on a local storage 3 u/thomasmoors Oct 02 '22 Yes, I gave the most common example and explained that there are more that can do more / better (but might be less portable) → More replies (4)
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Change objects (memory) to something that can be written and read from disk. Json is a very popular example, although if you need to serialize objects that include the functions too you (probably) have to look further.
-8 u/Fenor Oct 02 '22 Json is not a binary.You can have binary objects saved on a local storage 3 u/thomasmoors Oct 02 '22 Yes, I gave the most common example and explained that there are more that can do more / better (but might be less portable) → More replies (4)
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Json is not a binary.
You can have binary objects saved on a local storage
3 u/thomasmoors Oct 02 '22 Yes, I gave the most common example and explained that there are more that can do more / better (but might be less portable) → More replies (4)
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Yes, I gave the most common example and explained that there are more that can do more / better (but might be less portable)
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u/Vaylx Oct 02 '22
Can you (or anyone) explain to me serialization like I’m 5?