How many types clone() is used in java,what are they?

- Newsfeed
- Find People
- More
- - Products By Bayt.com
    
    Bayt.com
    
    Shagheel
    
    Specialities
    
    Learning
    
    Companies
    
    Salaries
    
    People
    
    Blog
- - العربية
- Use Our Mobile App
  
  Get contacted by recruiters directly with our newest chat feature!
  
  Download Now

Start networking and exchanging professional insights

Register now or log in to join your professional community.

Next Question:
How to communicate with ubuntu/linux terminal using java?
Posted by:
babak danyal
25-September-2013

Web Development Programming Java Java software development Java web applications

Question added by lakshmipathi danti , Project leader
Date Posted: 2016/05/24

Upvote (0) Views (4) Followers (3) Answers (2) Report Question

Write an Answer
Register now or log in to answer.

2 Answers

Partha sarathi Behera

by Partha sarathi Behera

there are two types of clone:

1.shallow copy

2.deep copy

Upvote (0)

Downvote Reply () Report

by Imteyaz Ahmed , Software Engineer , Operative

Two types:-

1. Deep copy

2. Shallow copy

Upvote (0)

Downvote Reply () Report

Popular Searches

Engineers Jobs Sales Executive Jobs Accountant Jobs Software Engineer Jobs Engineering Technicians Jobs

Write Your Answer

More Questions Like This

What is the formula for typing which uses all the alphabet, A to Z?
Top Answer: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. See More

Answers (14)
How I can bypass high security requirements in java 8 to run my application ?
Top Answer: You need to add the http://error.webhost domain to the Exception Site List as well. See More

Answers (5)
Is JAVA eligible to compete with PYTHON in terms of Artificial Intelligence?
Top Answer: I don't think so, and I have not enough knowledge in this issue. See More

Answers (20)
What are the different reference types available in Java? e.g. WeakReference, SoftReference or PhantomReference? and Why should we use them?
Top Answer: <ul><li><strong>reference types</strong> are any instantiable class as well as ar ... See More

Answers (1)