serialisierten

"Serialisierten" is the German inflected form of the verb and past participle "serialisieren" (to serialize). As a past participle used adjectivally, it appears in declined forms such as "die serialisierten Daten" (the serialized data) or within passive constructions ("Die Daten wurden serialisiert" – the data were serialized). Grammatically, "serialisierten" can reflect case, number and gender (e.g., accusative plural, dative, or following weak adjective declension).

In computing, serialization denotes the process of converting in-memory objects or data structures into a linear format suitable for storage, transmission, or later reconstruction. Common serialization formats include JSON, XML, Protocol Buffers, and various binary representations. Serialized outputs enable persistence, inter-process communication, remote procedure calls, caching, and data exchange between heterogeneous systems.

Key considerations around serialized data include fidelity (lossless vs. lossy), versioning and schema evolution (compatibility across software versions), performance (size and speed), and security (risk of injection, deserialization vulnerabilities, or exposure of sensitive state). Many programming languages and frameworks provide built-in serializers and deserializers; others rely on libraries that offer configurable formats and schema validation.

In technical and non-technical contexts, "serialisierten" often marks that data or objects have been transformed from their runtime representation into a transportable or storable form, ready for transfer, persistence, or later reconstruction.