passing by refference
Martin Chilvers
martin at enthought.com
Thu May 15 11:10:54 EDT 2003
> well, I guess you can, in theory, value an artificial number
> assigned to an object as much as the object itself.
I'm not disagreeing with the argument against the 'call by value'
terminology, but I think the above statement is somewhat misleading! The
'artificial number' is obviously not valuable, but the notion of an
'object reference' *is*. I don't care how the system locates objects, I
just care that I have an object that lets me do just that.
Martin Chilvers, Enthought Inc.
"There's no such thing as free software."
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