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Question Asked By: Clifton Flores on Oct 16 In Java Category.

Difference between Clone and Refrence

Question Answered By: Mamie Wallace on Oct 16

A reference is a pointer refering to the same memory space. A clone
is to create a new object and copy the content of the exsiting
object to the new object.

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