Any object can be pickled before it is saved to a file, and then unpickled as it is loaded from a file into a program. a. trueb. false

The answer is "Option A"

Explanation:

Python uses an object structure that is available in a pickle. It is the serialization and decomposition and it also called marshaling or flattening.  

Serialization means a process by which an object can be converted into a byte stream, which can be stored on a disc or sent across a network.  The reverse process is pickling is known as unpickling, it transforms byte streams (from binary file or bytes-like objects) back into hierarchy objects, that's why it is true.  

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