How can you make a copy of a slice in Go?
- Using the make() function with a new slice
- Using the copy() function with an existing slice
- By assigning the original slice to a new variable
- Using the clone() method with the original slice
In Go, you can make a copy of a slice by assigning the original slice to a new variable. However, it's essential to understand that this does not create a deep copy; both the original and the new variable will reference the same underlying array. Modifying elements in one will affect the other. To create a true copy, you can use the copy() function or create a new slice and append elements from the original slice.
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