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deepcopy: Copy a Nested Object

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deepcopy: Copy a Nested Object

If you want to create a copy of a nested object, use deepcopy. While copy creates a shallow copy of the original object, deepcopy creates a deep copy of the original object.

This means that if you change the nested children of a shallow copy, the original object will also change. However, if you change the nested children of a deep copy, the original object will not change.

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