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Java Tutorial - Passing by Value (Object References)

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Passing by Value (Object References).
In an earlier video, I discussed a common difficulty that every beginner Java programmer encounters - does Java pass primitive data variables (i.e. int, float, char, boolean, etc) to method parameters by value or by reference. Recall Java *always* passes by value (passes a copy) and never by reference (passes the original).
In this video, I explain using examples how Java passes object references by value (that is to say - passes a copy of the object variables, arrays, etc) . In particular, I illustrate in detail how the passing by value of object references can exhibit behavior that is very similar to passing by reference (i.e. passing the original object memory address).
I hope you find this video beneficial. Please leave any comments or feedback in the comments section and I will respond as soon as I can. Thank you.
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In an earlier video, I discussed a common difficulty that every beginner Java programmer encounters - does Java pass primitive data variables (i.e. int, float, char, boolean, etc) to method parameters by value or by reference. Recall Java *always* passes by value (passes a copy) and never by reference (passes the original).
In this video, I explain using examples how Java passes object references by value (that is to say - passes a copy of the object variables, arrays, etc) . In particular, I illustrate in detail how the passing by value of object references can exhibit behavior that is very similar to passing by reference (i.e. passing the original object memory address).
I hope you find this video beneficial. Please leave any comments or feedback in the comments section and I will respond as soon as I can. Thank you.
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