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This class is now a JavaBean. It satisfies the minimum requirements. You can now load the
SimpleJavaBean into any JavaBeansâ€"aware program that uses introspection and change its properties.
Its state can then be saved and reloaded anytime, because of its support for serialization.
Let's take a look at an example that illustrates how to serialize our new bean. The example in Listing 3.2
creates an instance of our SimpleJavaBean, sets the simpleProperty to "simple property value", serializes
the bean to a file, reads the bean back in, and finally displays

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