Asked by Keanna Ayala on Jul 20, 2024

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A deep copy of an object is a copy that has references in common with the original object.

Deep Copy

Creating a new object and also recursively copying all of the original object's nested objects, as opposed to just copying the object references.

References

In programming, references are variables or objects that point to or refer to another location in memory where data is stored.

  • Understand the principles of shallow and deep cloning within the realm of object-oriented programming.
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Brooke PlummerJul 21, 2024
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A deep copy of an object creates a new object with its own memory space and does not have any references in common with the original object. The copied object is completely independent of the original object.