How to save whole class runtime in C#

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P_3_J_V1_Data test = new P_3_J_V1_Data();
            test._sSymbol = "XYZ";
            test.IsBreak_UpSide = true;

            P_3_J_V1_Data test_2 = new P_3_J_V1_Data();
            test_2.Child = test;
            test._sSymbol = "RPM";
            test.IsBreak_UpSide = false ;

Now I want to save test_2 whole class into file and then again, want to load any other computer with file. And on loading like symbol, child etc. data will be the same.

What I have tried:

Totally means I want to save runtime whole class into file and I want to load whole class from file runtime.

Posted 23-Aug-23 20:16pm

Mohd Hamid Ashraf

Updated 28-Aug-23 10:24am

Deeksha Shenoy

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Dave Kreskowiak 24-Aug-23 10:00am

What you're talking about is called "serialization". You're saving the data in the properties of a class instance, not "the whole class".

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2023-08-23T21:24:00

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I'd suggest you use JSON: I use Json.NET - Newtonsoft[^] and it's a single line of code to serialize or deserialize a class instance. You can trhen save / load that to / from a file as and when you need to.

Posted 23-Aug-23 21:24pm

OriginalGriff