ES6 Tutorial #9: Shallow vs Deep Copy| Interview Question| Modern Javascript 2021

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With the help of this JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(object)); you can easily achieve the deep copy

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Nicely explained..understand the concept well..just a confusion, Object.assign() is giving partial deep copy, JSON.stringify() also giving partial deep copy...and use of spread operator is giving complete deep copy...so my question is which method is giving shallow copy...is shallow copy same as just assigning one object to another object or something else?

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Well this was a deep explanation for my shallow js knowledge. Great video thanks

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In this case if I want to update Country in copied Object ?
I am trying to update in copiedvalue country value as 'US' (for example) , its creating a new key value with same pair .

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When to use shallow copy and deep copy ? Can you explain about this difference?

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make video on json method

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Your videos are really informative and we can understand the concepts very clearly. Please add videos on ngRx and cookies in angular

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i can able to do foe nested and simple objects
FOR EX-----
var obj = [{ x: 1 }, {y: 2}];
var deepCopy = _.cloneDeep(obj);
// Changing orignal value
obj[0].x = 10;

// Values after changing original value
console.log("After changing original value");

console.log("Original value ", obj);

console.log("Deep Copy value ", deepCopy);

OUTPUT

Original value [ { x: 10 }, { y: 2 } ]
Deep Copy value [ { x: 1 }, { y: 2 } ]

thankyou mam for making my concept clear

Thank you ma'am 😊