Parcelable is an Android-specific interface that allows objects to be serialized and deserialized efficiently for passing between Android components, such as activities, services, and fragments, via Intents or Bundles[1][2][3].
The key differences between Parcelable and Java's built-in Serializable interface are:
Parcelable uses a custom binary serialization format optimized for Android's IPC mechanism, making it faster and more efficient than Serializable[2][3].
Parcelable avoids using reflection, which can cause performance issues on Android[3].
Parcelable requires you to manually write the serialization and deserialization code by implementing the writeToParcel() and CREATOR methods[1][2].
To exclude a field from being parcelized, you can either:
Exclude the field manually by not writing it to the Parcel in the `writeToPa...
