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Call by Value vs Call by Reference in C by Arnab Roy is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document explains the differences between call by value and call by reference in C language, highlighting that call by value passes a copy of actual arguments while call by reference passes the address of the arguments, allowing modifications to reflect in the original variables. It provides examples demonstrating both methods, showing that call by value does not alter the original variables, whereas call by reference does. Additionally, it notes that when arrays are passed, the address of the array is
- Author
- Arnab Roy
- Language
- EN