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The process of modifying software to make some part of it work more efficiently or use fewer resources. Generally, this means it executes more rapidly, or will require fewer resources.
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How does Godot 4 copy vectors?
I'm an old coder, but a newbie to Godot. I'm using version 4.
I got some unexpected (to me) behavior when I tried this code:
var vectorA := Vector2(1.0,0.0)
var vectorB := vectorA
print("A ", vectorA, …
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