Deserialisoitavat

Deserialisoitavat is a Finnish term used in technical and computing contexts to refer to items that can be deserialized. It is the plural present active participle form of the verb deserialisoida (to deserialize) and is typically used as an adjective to modify plural nouns, for example deserialisoitavat tiedot or deserialisoitavat oliot. The root deserialiso- comes from the English word deserialize, adapted into Finnish morphology with the standard verb and participle endings.

In practice, deserialisoitavat describes data or objects that exist in a serialized form and can be converted back into their in-memory representation or original structure. This concept is central to data interchange, serialization formats, and programming languages that support object serialization. Common serialization formats in which deserialization is performed include JSON, XML, YAML, and binary formats. The term is particularly prevalent in technical documentation, API specifications, and security advisories discussing how serialized data is processed.

Usage considerations include the security implications of deserialization, where handling deserialisoitavat inputs requires proper validation, type checks, and integrity guarantees to prevent attacks. In Finnish technical writing, the noun phrase deserialisoitavat tiedot or deserialisoitavat oliot appears alongside its singular counterpart deserialisoitava to distinguish between single and multiple items.

See also: deserialisaatio, deserialisointi, deserialisointi- and serialization concepts in Finnish literature.