Reference-Type Variables (Called References) Store ________ in Memory

question 12

Multiple Choice

Reference-type variables (called references) store ________ in memory.

• A) the value of an object
• B) a copy of an object
• C) the location of an object
• D) the size of an object

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Definitions:

Truth Value

The attribute assigned to propositions to determine their veracity, quantified as either true or false, crucial in various branches of logic.

Conditional

A logical statement that connects two propositions, such that the second proposition follows from the first, typically formulated as "if... then..."

Equivalent Statements

Sentences that have the same truth value in every possible situation.

Biconditional

A logical statement wherein two propositions are true or false together; it is true if both parts have the same truth value.