In C#, what is the preferred way to add (deep) copy functionality to a class? Should one implement the copy constructor, or rather derive from ICloneable and implement the Clone() method?

Remark: I wrote "deep" within brackets because I thought it was irrelevant. Apparently others disagree, so I asked whether a copy constructor/operator/function needs to make clear which copy variant it implements.

In C#, what is the preferred way to add (deep) copy functionality to a class? Should one implement the copy constructor, or rather derive from ICloneable and implement the Clone() method?

Remark: I wrote "deep" within brackets because I thought it was irrelevant. Apparently others disagree, so I asked whether a copy constructor/operator/function needs to make clear which copy variant it implements.

In C#, what is the preferred way to add (deep) copy functionality to a class? Should one implement the copy constructor, or rather derive from ICloneable and implement the Clone() method?

In C#, what is the preferred way to add (deep) copy functionality to a class? Should one implement the copy constructor, or rather derive from ICloneable and implement the Clone() method?

Remark: I wrote "deep" within brackets because I thought it was irrelevant. Apparently others disagree, so I asked whether a copy constructor/operator/function needs to make clear which copy variant it implements.