Deserialization

Deserialization is the process of converting data from a stored format back into a usable object or structure in a computer program. When data is serialized, it's transformed into a format suitable for storage or transmission, like a file or a web response. Deserialization reverses this process, taking the saved data and reconstructing it so that the program can work with it again, restoring it to its original structure, like an object in programming. This is commonly used in software development, especially for data transfer over networks or saving data to disk.