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...except that when methods are implemented a pointer to the "object" is what gets handed over. The narrow distinction that this pointer is passed by value make
by awj 16y ago
...except that when methods are implemented a pointer to the "object" is what gets handed over. The narrow distinction that this pointer is passed by value makes some people feel exceedingly clever, despite the fact that the semantics of pass-by-reference in respect to the object itself are preserved.