Lecture

Function Arguments: Value vs Reference

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This lecture discusses the difference between passing arguments by value and by reference in C++. It covers how passing by value creates a copy of the argument, while passing by reference allows modifications to reflect outside the function. Examples and schemas are provided to illustrate the concepts, emphasizing when to use each method.

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