AP CSA: MOD-2.F.5
CodeHS Lessons
When an actual parameter is a reference to an object, the formal parameter is initialized with a copy of that reference, not a copy of the object. If the reference is to a mutable object, the method or constructor can use this reference to alter the state of the object.
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| 5.6 Writing Methods |
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| 4.12 Objects vs Primitives |
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| 7.6 Writing Methods |
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| 6.12 Objects vs Primitives |
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| 6.12 Objects vs Primitives |
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| 11.6 Writing Methods |
| 12.12 Objects vs Primitives |
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| 11.6 Writing Methods |
| 18.12 Objects vs Primitives |
