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Depends on the language. In C++ const std::vector<int>& foo = bar.GetVector(); foo is a constant object reference cannot have its properties changed (and al
by Thorrez 11mo ago
Depends 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).