Java, is this a Deep copy?

Question

I cant seem to get a clear precise answer by reading any of the similar questions, I'm trying to deep Clone an object in Java using a copy constructor is this a deep copy:

public class Tile{
    Image sprite = null;
    int x = 0;
    int y = 0;
    public Tile(Image setImage, int sX, int sY){
         this.sprite = setImage;
         this.x = sX;
         this.y = sY;
    }
    public Tile(Tile copyTile){
         this.sprite = copyTile.sprite;
         this.x = copyTile.x;
         this.y = copyTile.y;
    }
    public void setNewLocation(int sX, int sY){
         this.x = sX;
         this.y = sY;
    }
}

Then when I create my tile map I could do something like this

List<Tile> tileList = new List<Tile>();
Tile masterGrassTile = new Tile(grassImage, 0,0);
tileList.set(0,new Tile(masterGrassTile));
tileList.set(1,new Tile(masterGrassTile));
tileList.get(0).setNewLocation(0,32);
tileList.get(1).setNewLocation(0,64);

If i were to render both tiles at their respective locations would that work? or was the assignment tileList.get(1).setNewLocation(0,64); effecting like a reference and all of them have the same location as the last assignment.

Answer 1

is this a deep copy ?

No, it's not because this.sprite = copyTile.sprite; both objects of Tile is refering to same object of Image.

If i were to render both tiles at their respective locations would that work? or was the assignment tileList.get(1).setNewLocation(0,64); effecting like a reference and all of them have the same location as the last assignment.

No, the values of x and y are independent in the two objects of Tiles and code should work and both the objects will have different x and y values.