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	], in computer science, is the process of saving an object so that it can be re-created.		''']''', in computer science, is the process of saving an object so that it can be re-created.

	Serialization is also another~~, perhaps more correct~~ name for ].		Serialization is also another name for ].

	'''Serialization''' or '''serialisation''' may also refer to:		'''Serialization''' or '''serialisation''' may also refer to:

			*] of goods in manufacturing, distribution and logistics
	* ], told in contiguous installments in sequential issues of a single periodical publication		*], told in contiguous installments in sequential issues of a single periodical publication
	* ], in databases and transaction processing		* ], in databases and transaction processing
	* ], a term used in political science, gender studies, and existentialism		* ], a term used in political science, gender studies, and existentialism
			* ], a feature of the grammar of some languages

	==See also==		==See also==
	*]		*]

	{{~~disambig~~}}		{{disambiguation}}

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Serialization, in computer science, is the process of saving an object so that it can be re-created.

Serialization is also another name for thread or process synchronization.

Serialization or serialisation may also refer to:

Mass serialization of goods in manufacturing, distribution and logistics
Serial (literature), told in contiguous installments in sequential issues of a single periodical publication
Serializability, in databases and transaction processing
Seriality, a term used in political science, gender studies, and existentialism
Serial verb construction, a feature of the grammar of some languages