C# Binary Serialization | Serialization and Deserialization | Part 1

[@Sketchy144]

OMG, everything made so much sense, your organization of code really help me learn what the heck is going on, much love and thank you so much.

[@BoxBishop]

thank you so much for simple explanation and going straight to the problem :)

[@uktradingco1]

complex topic, easily explained

[@RafaAyadi]

Thanks mate. Great explanation.

[@NathanSeraph]

Why do you check for an existing file and delete it? File.Create simply overwites the old file.

[@JensOleMortensen]

Thanks for your video, Very helpfull. Do you have the sorucecode for download at some place?

[@UmeshBeti]

that's simple and excellent explanation

[@0xyz]

Great video, Please why did you check if the file existed and then deleted, why didn't we check if it existed, then open and append the file Thanks

[@LuminousLead]

I think he wanted to make sure he had a clean file to write to. If he had appended then the file would continue to grow in size every time he ran the serialization process, and it would begin to fill with outdated and irrelevant data.

[@dragonore2009]

Word of warning though, I would not recommend using BinaryFormatter serialize and deserialize methods as it is unsecure.

[@solvedplus858]

many thanks for your effort

[@gaganagavesh3679]

Thank you very much for the video..!😍

[@stannisbarracuda5693]

Really Good video!!

[@AjaySingh-fq4fz]

Wow that's so useful for me👍

[@-Plube-]

Why can't we just send the text over the network instead. Why do we need to go through the whole process of serializing it.

[@0xyz]

Also, It doesn't correctly serialize an array of objects.

[@gmatheus10]

Amazing

[@sksahil1461]

Please add source codes.

[@rishitripathi9427]

Don't put background music in tutorial vedios... it distracts...

[@CodeRadiance]

Okay🙃