Java ObjectOutputStream is a class that allows objects to be written in a serialized format to an output stream. It is used to store objects in a file or to send them through a network. The ObjectOutputStream class provides methods to write primitive data types, arrays, and objects to the output stream. This serialized object can then be read and reconstructed by an ObjectInputStream. This class is often used in Java to implement persistence, remote method invocation (RMI), and other distributed systems.
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