I am used to doing the following in C
:
void main() {
String zText = "";
fillString(zText);
printf(zText);
}
void fillString(String zText) {
zText += "foo";
}
And the output is:
foo
However, in Java, this does not seem to work. I assume because the String
object is copied instead of passed by referenced. I thought Strings were objects, which are always passed by reference.
What is going on here?
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