What do copy-on-change issues in r?
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Answer / Avdhesh Kumar Verma
Copy-on-write (COW) is a memory management strategy used by R to improve performance. However, it can lead to copy-on-change issues, where a change made to an object can result in unexpected behavior due to the creation of new copies. This can be mitigated by using reference semantics or shallow copies when needed.
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