Binary Deserialization

Binary deserialization is the process of converting binary data—essentially a sequence of bytes—back into a usable format, like objects or data structures in programming. When data is saved or transmitted in a compact binary form, it's efficient but not human-readable. Deserialization takes this binary representation and reconstructs it into the original format, allowing software to understand and use the data again. This process is crucial in scenarios like loading saved files, sending data over a network, or communicating between different parts of a program, ensuring that information remains intact and accessible.