By “default” I mean just using the [Serializable] attribute on the class. I want to say that no, static fields would not be serialized, but I’m not exactly sure.
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By “default” I mean just using the [Serializable] attribute on the class. I want to say that no, static fields would not be serialized, but I’m not exactly sure.
No; static fields are not serialized.
.Net serialization serializes instances; static fields do not belong to an instance.