Answer Posted / ashwini
When arguments are passed to a method ByVal i.e. By Value
then the original value of a variable is not passed but its
copy is created and that copy is passed. So whatever
changes are made, they will affect the copy but not the
original value of a variable.
When arguments are passed ByRef i.e. By Reference
then the argument's memory location is passed to a method.
So changes made to that argument's value will actually
affect the original value.
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