hi naveen ,what is the need of creating new object when already we have, means what are the practical scenario in which we need another object through shallow or deep or cloning ,please describe from practical project point of view book example i know.
It is protected To prevent the clonability of non cloneable objects.. What is non cloneable objects? A class object which Dosent implement Cloneable interface is called non cloneable object. If it is public then we can create clone for every object. But in java we don't need every object to be cloned.. If Object.clone() method is public then in sub class you can only define clone() with public modifier only..
Debugging for 2 hours why my backtracking didn't work. Didn't know that clone() only created 1 clone, then after it just creates references to that same clone...
Sir can you create a code for this program in Java the question is wap to input a string from the user and find how many words are starting with a vowel ending with a vowel and starting and ending with a vowel
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It just seems like clone is an easier way to achieve a deep copy...
THE WAY OF TEACHING IS AWESOME SIR...
This video has an incorrect understanding of shallow copy、deep copy、and the Object method clone().
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Nice sir i always confused about object cloning but you clear me from this video thanks
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3:55 sir it's not A.obj1 = obj.clone();
but it should be A obj1 = obj.clone(); means why we put dot
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Nice catch, assuming it as a typo
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i was supersized at the beginning as well when i saw the dot "."
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Thanks for your explanation sir.i understood perfectly
is video ko dekhke toh m or bhi confiuse ho gaya cloning ko leke
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Very clear, thanks.
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Awesome teaching style..! Sir Can you post video on array copy method in java.
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Great explanation......Thanks
NIce teaching and easily understandable .Could you please post upcasting and down casting scenaios.
thats perfect presentation
should we use the clone method for shallow copy
A obj1 = obj.clone();
instead of
A obj1 = obj;
well explained! 👌 Thanks
hi naveen ,what is the need of creating new object when already we have, means what are the practical scenario in which we need another object through shallow or deep or cloning ,please describe from practical project point of view book example i know.
have any video group to discuss java only ?
Can you explain why clone method is protected in object class ?
It is protected To prevent the clonability of non cloneable objects..
What is non cloneable objects?
A class object which Dosent implement Cloneable interface is called non cloneable object.
If it is public then we can create clone for every object. But in java we don't need every object to be cloned..
If Object.clone() method is public then in sub class you can only define clone() with public modifier only..
A little comtribuition, objcts are storeged in heap memory not stack, ;)
obj1,i=obj.i; Typos
I have an ArraList if objects, how can i make it so the cloned arraylist doesent affect the original one?
very interesting sir,
nice video,
sir can you make video on difference between copy constructor & clone in java ??
Thank you!!
Very clear ^^
thankyou very much sir!!!
But why do we need copying?
Debugging for 2 hours why my backtracking didn't work. Didn't know that clone() only created 1 clone, then after it just creates references to that same clone...
Sir can you create a code for this program in Java the question is wap to input a string from the user and find how many words are starting with a vowel ending with a vowel and starting and ending with a vowel
Thanks
If cloning is nothing else than creating objects and passing values to them, then where lies the performance benefit ?
very well sir
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Which clone method?
Good
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Can you please provide subsiquent session url.
Thanks
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why copy?
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Dont undertand
sir pls explain the difference between object and instance i was very confused that in someone says both r same but to me it looks a little different