Binary Serialization

Binary serialization is the process of converting data structures or objects into a binary format, which means representing information in a way that can be read and written by computers. This process compresses data into a compact form, making it easier to store or transmit. When needed, the binary data can be deserialized, or converted back into its original form. This technique is often used in programming and data storage because it efficiently preserves the exact state of complex objects, facilitating tasks like saving files, sending data over networks, or communicating between different programming languages.