hey,
Originally posted by Mike Kelly:
...But any changes to the reference itself do not reflect outside of the method call. But does inside the method call .
also adding to the above note, I think as soon you make changes to the reference from within the method, the original reference(the one that was passed in) becomes lost to the method, so that you cannot do any more operations on it, because the method does not know where it went :roll:
16. Variables declared in methods are not accessible from any other method. (Compiler error).
Variables declared within blocks, have the scope of the block. (loop for example)
yeah I always get confused coming from c where you can have local static variables heh...
so long,
mike