SerializableAttribute in C #

usingUnityengine;usingSystem.Collections;usingSystem.IO;usingSystem.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary;//A test object that needs to is serialized.[system.serializable] Public classTestsimpleobject { Public intMember1;  Public stringMember2;  Public stringMember3;  Public DoubleMember4; //A Field that's not serialized.[System.nonserialized] Public stringMember5;  PublicTestsimpleobject () {member1= One; Member2="Hello"; Member3="Hello"; Member4=3.14159265; Member5="Hello world!"; }             Public voidPrint () {Debug.Log ("member1 ="+member1); Debug.Log ("member2 ="+member2); Debug.Log ("Member3 ="+Member3); Debug.Log ("member4 ="+member4); Debug.Log ("Member5 ="+member5); }}[executeineditmode] Public classTestserializerable:monobehaviour {//Use this for initialization    voidStart () {testserializerable.main (); }     Public Static voidMain () {//creates a new Testsimpleobject object.Testsimpleobject obj =NewTestsimpleobject (); Debug.Log ("before serialization The object contains:"); Obj.                        Print (); //Opens a file and serializes the object into it in binary format.Stream stream = File.Open ("Data.xml", FileMode.Create); //SoapFormatter formatter = new SoapFormatter ();BinaryFormatter Formatter=NewBinaryFormatter (); Formatter.            Serialize (stream, obj); Stream.                        Close (); //empties obj.obj =NULL; //Opens file "Data.xml" and deserializes the object from it.stream = File.Open ("Data.xml", FileMode.Open); //formatter = new SoapFormatter ();Formatter=NewBinaryFormatter (); Obj=(Testsimpleobject) formatter.            Deserialize (stream); Stream.                        Close (); Debug.Log ("After deserialization The object contains:"); Obj.    Print (); }}

The above code runs in the Unity environment

SerializableAttribute in C #