function duplicate($obj) {
$newObj = $obj;
return $newObj;
}
$a = new MyClass ( );
$a_copy = duplicate ( $a );
$a->setValue ( 10 );
$a_copy->setValue ( 20 );
Options :
a) You must use return &$newObj instead.
b) There is nothing wrong with this code.
c) duplicate() must accept its parameter by reference.
d) You must use the clone operator to make a copy of an object.
e) duplicate() must return a reference.
References :
Object Cloning
comments to answer
Option (d) is right.
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