Under that definition, no passing by oranges does not have the same semantics as pass by reference.
This however changes the subject to the parameters of the functions. I have been talking about the object for which the parameter refers. Could we stick with talking about the concept I'm actually trying to get across rather than introducing a introducing a different one.
Since pass by oranges is not a term used in the Java spec, could you describe the pass by oranges semantics using spec terms?
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Under that definition, no passing by oranges does not have the same semantics as pass by reference.
This however changes the subject to the parameters of the functions. I have been talking about the object for which the parameter refers. Could we stick with talking about the concept I'm actually trying to get across rather than introducing a introducing a different one.
Since pass by oranges is not a term used in the Java spec, could you describe the pass by oranges semantics using spec terms?