package main import ( "fmt" "time" "encoding/binary" ) func main() { // create a time value now := time.Now() // convert the time value to binary binaryTime, _ := now.MarshalBinary() // create a new time value var newTime time.Time // deserialize the binary value newTime.UnmarshalBinary(binaryTime) fmt.Println(newTime.Equal(now)) // should print "true" }In this example, we first created a time value `now` using the `time.Now()` method. We then converted this value to its binary representation using the `MarshalBinary` method. We then created a new `time.Time` value `newTime`, which we will use to hold the deserialized binary value. We called the `UnmarshalBinary` method on this value, passing in the binary representation we created earlier. Finally, we checked if the new time value `newTime` is equal to the original time value `now`. The `UnmarshalBinary` method is part of the standard `time` package in Go.