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They aren't the same for object references. The reference can't be changed, but the properties can.
by kgwxd 1y ago
They aren't the same for object references. The reference can't be changed, but the properties can.
- Thorrez 1y agoDepends on the language. In C++ const std::vector<int>& foo = bar.GetVector(); foo is a constant object reference cannot have its properties changed (and also cannot be changed to refer to a new object). std::vector<int>& foo = bar.GetVector(); Is an object reference that can have its properties changed (but cannot be changed to refer to a new object).