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Old 05-16-2007, 05:52 PM
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What is coupling and what are different types of coupling?
How you will copy objects in Java?
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There are tons of articles if you google java coupling. You may want to read some of them.
Understanding Coupling
Java Coupling and Cohesion > Introducing Coupling and Cohesion
Coupling and Cohesion: The Two Cornerstones of OO Programming
Java(TM) Boutique - Tutorial - Coupling and Cohesion: The Two Cornerstones of OO Programming
As for copying an Object, it really depends on what your need is.
YOu can just create a new object with the same settings as the first object or you could clone. It just depends on what your objective is in copying the object.
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