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In Java, what does serialization refer to in the context of I/O Streams?Question 5Answera.Reading and writing charactersb.Reading and writing binary datac.Reading and writing primitive data typesd.Reading and writing formatted text

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In Java, what does serialization refer to in the context of I/O Streams?Question 5Answera.Reading and writing charactersb.Reading and writing binary datac.Reading and writing primitive data typesd.Reading and writing formatted text

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La serialización en Java se refiere al proceso de convertir un objeto en una secuencia de bytes para que pueda ser fácilmente guardado en un archivo o transmitido a través de una red. En el contexto de los flujos de entrada/salida (I/O Streams), la serialización permite que los objetos sean leídos y escritos en un formato binario. Por lo tanto, la respuesta correcta es:

b. Leer y escribir datos binarios

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