Shallow Copy and Deep Copy in Python 3

The copying process occurs recursively in a deep copy. A new collection is first created, then it gets recursively populated with copies of child objects found in the original.

Shallow copying is not recursive unlike deep copy, a new collection object is constructed and it's populated with references to the child objects found in the original, however, these are only references, not the actual copies itself.

[silverchain]

Good tutorial, but holy fuck please treat your keys with some love. Even through the microphone I could hear the key smash.

[grenjith]

please, if you don't know or not clear, then dont try to explain. True; u need to get video hits, but not at the cost of misleading people. What you explain is half stuff. From your explanation shallow copy and list assignment are same.