What comes to mind when someone mentions a shallow copy in java?
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Answer / Narayan Lal
A shallow copy in Java refers to the process of creating a new object and initializing its fields with the reference values (i.e., pointers) of the existing object's fields, instead of creating a deep copy of the object's internal data structure. Shallow copies are often performed using the Object.clone() method or assignment operator (=).
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