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In shallow copying, each reference variable refers to its own object.

Shallow Copying

The process of creating a new object and copying the field values of an existing object into it without recursively copying objects referenced by the fields.

Reference Variable

A variable in programming that holds a reference (or address) to an object rather than the object's value itself.

  • Characterize the variances between static and instance methods, as well as between shallow and deep copying processes.
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