XML Serialization

XML serialization is the process of converting data objects, like those used in programming, into a format called XML (Extensible Markup Language). This allows complex data structures to be represented as text in a structured way, making them easy to read and share. After serialization, the data can be stored or transmitted, and later deserialized, meaning it's converted back into its original object form. This technique is commonly used for data exchange between different systems, ensuring that information is accurately preserved and accessible across various platforms.