java - Assigning value of an object to another - they mustn't point same adresses at memory -

I have a problem getting a new value of an object. I have such code:

  ... timeline [] offspringScheduleOne = new timeline [AVAILABLE_CLASSROOMS]; ... offspringScheduleOne [i] = jean .get (geneonindex) .getSchedule () [i]; ...   
 Scheduling up to that assignment appeals [i] and jean. After GT (GeneOnInX), .getSchedule () [i] indicates  same memory address . I want to:  offspringScheduleOne [i]  should get the value of  genes.get (geneOneIndex) .getSchedule () [i] , they will not be identical,  They should have the same value .  
 TimeSchedleue class:  
  Expands the public class time-scheduling algorithm parameter {public int [] [] timetable = new int [day] [hours]; // day and HOS are the final variables obtained from algorithm parameters [] [] getTimetable () {return timetable; } Public Zero Sitemet (Ent [] [] Timetable) {this.timetable = timetable; }}   
 How can I do this?  
  
 
 
 This is actually  copying  value - but you understand it What would that value be?  
  offspringScheduleOne [0]  is not the value of  the timeddevil  object    one  reference  > Object is in.  There is no expression in Java which is an object which is an object.  It's really important that you understand it.  
 Now, if you want to  copy  the object, you have to do it yourself, for example, you can use the  clone ()  method  can include time-schedulable , and write:  
  offspringScheduleOne [i] = gene.jet (geneOneIndex) .getSchedule () [i] .clone () ;   
 In other words, create a clone of the existing object, and then set  offspringScheduleOne [i]  in the context of that newly created object. Of course, if  any area in the timeline  is a reference type field, then you have to consider whether or not you need to clone  that  object ... < / P> 
 ... or you can add a constructor and call that call or any other method. But you should be absolutely clear that the assignment operator is   copying the value, but this value is a reference.  
 EDIT: OK, now you have posted  timestamp , some suggestions:  
 
 Stop using the public field. If the area is public then what does it mean to have the qualities?  
 
 Instead of returning the entire array properties, change them to reach a personal hour, such as  
  public int matchable (int day, int hour) {// TBD: logic verification return timetable [day] [hour]; } // setTimetable Similar to    
 
 Create a clone method like this:  
  Public TimeGroup Clone () { Timestyles copy = new timestamp (); For (Int i = 0; I & gt; timetable.lamper; I ++) {copy.timetable [i] = Timetable [i] .clone (); } Return copy; }   
 (It is a bit useless to make suburbs and then release them, but let's do something that works first ...)}  
 Public Test Clone () {int [] [] timetableCopy = new int [timetable.length] []; For (int i = 0; i & lt; timetable.lamper; i ++) {time table caps [i] = timetable [i] .clone (); } Return tap; }