What is the use of keyword transient? - Transiate is a access modifier that can not be serialized, Means it is unable to maintain its state.If we declare any varrible as transiate then that varrible is cannot be serialized.We cannot send that data onto the network.

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Answer: Transiate is a access modifier that can not be serialized, Means it is unable to maintain its state.If we declare any varrible as transiate then that varrible is cannot be serialized.We cannot send that data onto the network.

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Transiate is a access modifier that can not be serialized, Means it is unable to maintain its state.If we declare any varrible as transiate then that varrible is cannot be serialized.We cannot send that data onto the network.
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Serialization is the process of reading the data from the file.
some of the classes are not serialization like Java.net.Socket class.We make these classes by using transient keyword. Source: CoolInterview.com

Answered by: B.Raghuram | Date: 1/24/2008 |

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It is an indicator to the JVM that those variables should not be persist. Source: CoolInterview.com

Answered by: R. Abinaya | Date: 8/4/2008 |

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