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This Java Tutorial video talks about how Object References work in java vs. primitive variables. Object references that are denoted as equal point to the same address that contains the actual object. Hence if you modify one of them, the other one also changes but primitive values store their values at different places regardless of how they work with equality

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slidenerd

I had been struggling to know what an object reference is, but this video made it very clear. Thanks a bunch!

Joshuaomorales

First of all, you're doing a very good job by helping people understand in an interactive way.
A big applause for that.

At 6:10
Test myTest=new MyTest();
Constructor used should be Test(); only.

GurpreetSingh

this topic bothered me for awhile. now i understand; thank you for explaining! very good videos!!

ihome

Hi. This has helped me so much to understand reference variables!! Your vidoes are awesome! Thank you so much for doing this :).

TheRiya

Hey man. thanks for the videos and your time.at 6:14 -- Test myTest=new MyTest()..that "MyTest()" the most right one should be "Test()" right?

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karohovhannisyan

Hi, I am new to Java....Why do we need to mention Test as a class type in Java if it can be determined from the new Test() easily that it has to create an object from Test Class anyways....

Test myTest= new Test();

why doesnt Java allow :

myTest = new Test(); // since this also tells that my variable myTest should refer to Test class since the object is created from it.

Abhishek-lccu

What is an instance and how it differ from a reference ?

MegaBdboy

Hi,
Is it possible to print "Hi" using myTest and yourTest, after the yourTest.change() is executed. If Yes could you explain how.

PremdeepAmudala

Can you try to use a digital marker and pad .. It gets a bit hard to follow the mouse pointer. This is just a suggestion.

ashwin

May I have that bank coding tutorial for my reference

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