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Coding Tip 136: What is a defensive copy? #Java #JavaCodingTip #JavaCoding

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Kubert1 year ago

From a recent prod issue, defensive copying is a solid tip for data integrity, but beware of larger arrays. It introduces performance/memory overhead. Consider alternatives like immutable views, lazy copies, or partial copying when size matters. Balance safety & efficiency!

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Deepak Lalchandani1 year ago

Do you have a Java code where you can implement it using record feature in java

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diyf1 year ago

Thanks for sharing that. I wander in which case we want to avoid the defensive copy? Should we be concerned about the memory usage of it? Or should we apply this all the time?

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KG1 year ago

Explaining copy with coffee 😂 Java is my coming from where I live (island). And we have produce great coffee too! What kind of coffee you are drinking?

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