Since the only way you talk to objects in Java is through “handles,” the concepts of
passing an object into a function and returning an object from a function have
some interesting consequences. This chapter explains what you need to know to
manage objects when you’re moving in and out of functions, and also shows the
String class, which uses a different approach to the problem.
Monday, July 28, 2008
Chapter 12: Passing and returning objects
Posted by Ganesh Kumar Devarasetty at 9:50 AM
Labels: Introduction
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