I am curious to know what happens when we de-serialize an object.
For example if my class object is composed of many other objects, how does the object creation process takes place in De-serialization process
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I am curious to know what happens when we de-serialize an object.
For example if my class object is composed of many other objects, how does the object creation process takes place in De-serialization process
Objects are created with default initialized fields and then populated with attribute values taken from the serial stream. The object creation is done by runtime system “magic” rather than a declared (or implicit) constructor.