What is a serializable interface?
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Answer / sujanya
Serializable interface is a marker interface.This interface
is not having any methods,if u implement the serialization
to class ,then jvm will take care about the functionality.
when we are using the serialization is if u want to store
the data in persistent state.and u r passing the data
through the network then u must be use the srialization
intreface.
The process of writing the state of an object into a byte
stream is called serialization.
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Serializable interface is useful if you want to save the
state of a profram to a persistant storage area like file
or database.
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Answer / ravikiran(aptech mumbai)
serializable interface will allow the process of
serialization to save the object in outputstream
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ravikiran i think ur are getting wrong
is file is output stream i don't think so please checkit
out then some dont this enormous
without serializatio i will do safe object in outputstream
man think it ,because of ur think of seralization
i know dataoutputstream and objectoutputstream just help to
makeit possible not they are going to save its my pointof
view
without outputstream i will show u save the object in
outpurstream not in a file because u just not going to save
state of particular just going to save object think it
always some bookwriter in not true ha
amitsing2008@gmail.com mca(scjp1.5)an many more so
justthink it
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