ok so basically the b in the function with int 10 is a Different b than the constant because its in the function Where as the a is actually calling the list Do i have that right?
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not the best for absolute beginners with no prior knowledge,but its suitable for novices with basic understanding of python like me.ty for the explanation
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Love it! Passing by Reference and Passing by Value in Python indeed confused me when I was a beginner. Your explanation is PROFESSIONAL.
Glad it was helpful!
B is an integer. the word you were looking for on 2:24 of the video is Immutable. Integers variables in python are immutable.
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ok so basically the b in the function with int 10 is a Different b than the constant because its in the function
Where as the a is actually calling the list
Do i have that right?
Bro @CodePointers i love all of your video bcz it's short and straight to the most important point, please keep making short form code- tutorial video like this contionously 🙏🏻 thank u , wish you all the best bro ❤
not the best for absolute beginners with no prior knowledge,but its suitable for novices with basic understanding of python like me.ty for the explanation
This explaination is golden.
is this still active? i'm trying to get to the site but it's down.
Is it okay if i request a vid? Can you make a "basic intel assembly in 3 minutes" type of vid? It would be legendary. Thanks and greetings from the san Francisco bay area
so just make different variable names and you are good :)
how do you get your terminal too look like that
that's visual studio code with a theme on it -- maybe Dark+ (comes with the software)
so "a" is passing by value but "b" is passing by reference? or is it opposite?
it’s the opposite, a shares the reference of the list, b shares the value of it (4)
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okay well how do i differeniate between the two b's? shouldnt i just call them with different names?
You also didnt save anything to memory thats the easy way to say.
where is java videos????
passing list is basically passing a pointer
like c
so yeah
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In here, if you do return b, it will change right?
nvm i got it, it wouldn't work
what are you gonna do with the returned value? if you say b=mod_array(b) (assuming mod_array returns 10) then yes that'll work
So stupid that parameters act different depending on what datatype it is. Python is stupid