Lecture

Copy Constructor in Java

Description

This lecture introduces the concept of copy constructor in Java, which allows creating a copy of an instance by copying the attributes of another instance of the same type. The syntax and usage of copy constructors are explained, emphasizing that Java does not automatically generate copy constructors. Alternative methods for creating object copies, such as using the clone() method, are also discussed.

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Programming language theory: High-level programming languages

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