When an Object Is Passed as an Argument, It Is

question 45

True/False

When an object is passed as an argument, it is actually a reference to the object that is passed.

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Definitions:

Equal Intensities

A term often used in the study of sensory perception, describing stimuli that have the same level of strength or magnitude but can vary in type.

Red, Green, and Blue Lights

The primary colors of light from which all other colors can be created through combination and varying intensities; foundational to color vision and display technologies.

White

Typically refers to a color perceived by the eye when viewing a combination of all the colors of visible light in full saturation.

Additive

A substance added to another substance to alter or improve its qualities, such as food additives to enhance flavor or preserve freshness.