Hi Folks, I am familiar with Java's passing all parameters to methods strictly by value. I am also familiar with how it always uses references to indicate objects, and so passing objects by reference is easily accomplished from a practical standpoint--the values of the references are actually passed, but the end result is much the same. I'm unsure though as to what would be the most effective way of passing a primitive type to a method in such a way that the method can modify the original variable. Thanks in advance for any thoughts.
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