Repair a memory allocation issue

Please correct the fixMe$()$ method so that arr$2$ still copies the value of arr$1$ but when arr$1$ is changed arr$2$ stays independent.

Remember: To increase memory access efficiency Java will always check to see if it has an Object in memory first before creating a brand new Object. This can cause problems when setting Objects equal to other Objects.

In the code below you will see that we declare an Object arr$1$ and then another Object arr$2.$ In this scenario, changing the value of arr$1$ has the unintended consequence of also changing the value of arr$2.$ This is a product of memory efficiency in Java. It is not creating a new object but rather creating a reference to the original memory location.

Please correct the fixMe$()$ method so that arr$2$ still copies the value of arr$1$ but when arr$1$ is changed arr$2$ stays independent.