what is the use of reference variable
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Answer / venkatesh
reference will act as variable to point an object. Instead
of giving direct memory location(using pointers)to the
programmer java internally converted them into references,
so that java can avoid memory leaks and increase performance
in accessing object.
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Answer / ravikiran(aptech mumbai)
A reference variable is used to refer a particular object
location which resides on a garbage collectable heap
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Answer / siri
As Pointers are not safe and secure which allows us to increament or decreament the memory locations such that we can reach the O.S related files.
So to avoid such insecurities we go with Reference Varaibles where we can't increament or decrement memory location of an object.Even if we try to print the address of the object it prints some hash code
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Answer / seema yadav
The reference variable is useful in OOP because it permits the manipulation of objects by reference, and eliminates the copying of object parameters back and forth. It is also important to note that reference can be created not only for built_in data types but also for user defined data types such as structures and classes
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Answer / aatish maskariya
c++ supports one more type of variable called reference
variable.In addition to pointer variable and value variable
of creference variable behaves similar to both vaule
variable and pointer variable.reference variable has all
acces that variable has.
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Answer / venkatachalapathy
A refference variable is a variable which will act as a
adress to a object.... in stack area and the object which
is created will get allocated memory in heap area.
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