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### method:clone() [CHANGED]
### clone public Descriptor clone() Returns a descriptor which is equal to this descriptor. Changes to the returned descriptor will have no effect on this descriptor, and vice versa. This method returns the object on which it is called. A subclass can override it to return another object provided the contract is respected. Specified by: `clone` in interface `Descriptor` Overrides: `clone` in class `Object` Returns: A descriptor which is equal toa clone of this descriptorinstance. Throws: `RuntimeOperationsException` - for illegal value for field Names or field Values. If the descriptor construction fails for any reason, this exception will be thrown. See Also: `Cloneable`
### clone public Descriptor clone() Returns a descriptor which is equal to this descriptor. Changes to the returned descriptor will have no effect on this descriptor, and vice versa. This method returns the object on which it is called. A subclass can override it to return another object provided the contract is respected. Specified by: `clone` in interface `Descriptor` Overrides: `clone` in class `Object` Returns: A descriptor which is equal to this descriptor. Throws: `RuntimeOperationsException` - for illegal value for field Names or field Values. If the descriptor construction fails for any reason, this exception will be thrown. See Also: `Cloneable` | ### clone public Descriptor clone() Returns a descriptor which is equal to this descriptor. Changes to the returned descriptor will have no effect on this descriptor, and vice versa. This method returns the object on which it is called. A subclass can override it to return another object provided the contract is respected. Specified by: `clone` in interface `Descriptor` Overrides: `clone` in class `Object` Returns: a clone of this instance. Throws: `RuntimeOperationsException` - for illegal value for field Names or field Values. If the descriptor construction fails for any reason, this exception will be thrown. See Also: `Cloneable`