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State a difference between call by value and call by reference.
User Defined Methods
ICSE 2019
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In call by value, actual parameters are copied to formal parameters. Any changes to formal parameters are not reflected onto the actual parameters. In call by reference, formal parameters refer to actual parameters. The changes to formal parameters are reflected onto the actual parameters.
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