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Hi! Could Someone please explain me the difference between "Pass By Value" & "Pass By Reference" In Java? I can't understand it clearly. Please give some easy example and little description? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.:-/

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Read this thread: http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/java/threads/371984/1602357#post1602357
and for future reference, search the forum before posting, maybe your question could have already been answered. If you still don't understand it let us know.

P.S I linked to my reply in that thread, but I encourage you to read the entire thread

Edited by Zetlin because: n/a
commented: My thoughts exactly. Well done. +1
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Pass by value- passing the copy of the value.

Pass by reference- passing the address itself rather than passing the value.

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Pass by value- Pass primitive datatype variable.

Pass by reference- pass class Object.

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> Pass by reference- pass class Object.
Nope, try again. Object reference is still passed by value. Google it, there are plenty of explanations about.

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Fine. I am also learner.. But my professor taught me in that way..
I will go through it. Thank you.

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