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TypeScript Deep Clone with structuredClone
Forget JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(...)) — modern runtimes (Node 17+, all current browsers) ship structuredClone, which handles Dates, Maps, Sets, typed arrays, and cycles correctly.
JavaScript Deep Clone Object
Creates a true deep copy of any serialisable object or array — nested objects, arrays, dates (as ISO strings). Uses structuredClone when available (modern browsers/Node 17+) and falls back to JSON round-trip for older environments. Does not handle functions, undefined, or circular references.
Rust Clone vs Copy — When to Use Each
Stack-allocated primitives implement `Copy` (auto-duplicated). Heap-owning types like `String` and `Vec` only implement `Clone` (you must explicitly call `.clone()` to opt into the deep copy cost).