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Line 17: }}</ref> The term ''deserialization'' is somewhat similar to ''un''-marshalling a dry object "on the server side", iei.e., demarshalling (or unmarshalling) to get a live object back: the serialized object is transformed into an internal data structure ie. a live object within the target runtime. It usually corresponds to the exact inverse process of marshalling, although sometimes both ends of the process trigger specific business logic. The accurate definition of marshalling differs across programming languages such as [[Python (programming language)\|Python]], [[Java (programming language)\|Java]], and [[.NET Framework\|.NET]], and in some contexts, is used interchangeably with serialization.

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