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06-10-2007, 03:58 PM
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| Can anyone explain the below to me ?...its about Java programming...? Normally, arguments passed into a function are passed by value, which means that a copy of the passed value is given to the function. When you change the value of the argument in the function, you are changing the copy, while the original value stays the same. However, some arguments are passed by reference, which means that the original object is passed to the function. In this case, changing the argument's value in the function changes the original value, too. __________________ Powered by Yahoo! Answers           |
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