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3 comments so far (post your own) View All Comments Latest 10 Comments:Hi roseindia,
thanks for the requested solution also please send the code or program to swap two numbers
a)with temporary variables
b)without temporary variables
please kindly send the reply as soo as possible
thanking you
yours faithfully
deepika
Posted by deepika on Monday, 06.2.08 @ 14:23pm | #61804
Actually Java passes method arguments by value.
So even though the value has changed in the method, after the return from that method, in the main function, the values of i and j will be the same.
Posted by Somaiah on Thursday, 03.27.08 @ 19:55pm | #54510
assalam alaikum
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becouse it help me in solving my assingment
thanks alot
Posted by Noor-ul-huda on Sunday, 02.18.07 @ 17:39pm | #8303