Is it true that every object that use .ToString() in asp.net can be called as serialization ?
If yes then why and if no then why not..
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Is it true that every object that use .ToString() in asp.net can be called
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Is it true that every object that use .ToString() in asp.net can be called as serialization ?
If yes then why and if no then why not..
Thanks
No, this is not true. If an object overrides
ToStringit means that you can print its values but the process is not necessary reversible. Serialization is a reversible process when an object instance is converted to some format. Deserialization is the inverse process when an object instance is created from some format. In .NET common formats for serializing objects are XML and binary. For binary serialization types need to be decorated with the[Serializable]attribute.