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What is a Persistent, Transient Object?

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What is a Persistent, Transient Object?..

Answer / priyadharshini.m

Persistent object is one which is stored even after the
creator of the object ceases to exist whereas transient
object only exist till the creator exists and not stored
permanently

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What is a Persistent, Transient Object?..

Answer / mahendran a

It is about what happens when the application is shutdown
and started again.
Persistent - These objects are stored during shutdown and
recreated when application is started again or when necessary.
Transient - Can not survive after application ends.

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