The main differences between System.Array.CopyTo() and System.Array.Clone() are:
CopyTo() requires a destination array to be specified, while Clone() returns a new array object[1][2][3].
CopyTo() can specify a starting index in the destination array to begin copying elements, while Clone() always creates a new array with the same length as the original[1][3].
Both methods perform a shallow copy, meaning the elements in the new array are references to the same objects as the original array. Neither method performs a deep copy that would create new object instances[3].
CopyTo() is generally faster than Clone() when copying to an array of the same type, as it directly calls the optimized Array.Copy() method internally[3].
Clone() is a member of the System.Array class, while MemberwiseClone() is a prote...
