Object Cloning in Java | Shallow vs DEEP Copy | Clone Method

Hi everyone. In this video we will be dealing with copying an object in java.
We will go through :
* What is a reference copy?
* Problem with reference copy?
* How to implement a clone method?
* What is a shallow copy?
* Problem with shallow copy?
* What is a deep copy?
* Mutable vs Immutable behaviour in cloning.
We will understand all of these with the help of a practical coding example.
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[@pawankumar-ds2sb]

Reference hi copy hota uska entire object copy nhi hota Iska matlb kya hua sir please explain sir

[@prog_learner2577]

Student obj1 = new Student ();
yaha obj1 jo hai wo actually ek object nahi hai..object ka reference hai yaani ki actual object ka memory address store karta hai..
aur agar hum isi reference ko kisi aur variable mai copy karenge jaise
Student obj2 = obj1;
to ab obj2 mai bhi yehi memory address(reference) store ho jaayega jo ki wahi original object ko refer kar raha hoga..yaha koi naya object nahi banega
yahi hai reference copy

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Thank u so much sir 😊

[@jeethanmontheiro7996]

Can we clone static variables

[@prog_learner2577]

static variables are maintained at class level rather than object level so even if you clone it all of the objects will still be referring to the same variable