The question relates to
java basics, im currently studyiung towards my
SCJP cert. This is about a passage ive read in a book that doesnt make sense. Its not about the actual cert so ive put it here in the begginer section. The passage states:
If the argument passed into the method is a primitve type, it is impossible in Java for the method to alter the value of the original primitive (SCJP Study Guide, Richard F Raposa, page37, passing primitives vs passing references).
The section is on Call by Value.
My question is, doesnt the code i have given below make this passage incorrect?