9.12 Passing by Reference vs. Value - Learning C#

In this video, I explain the difference between types that are passed by reference between parts of our programs, and those which are passed by value.
This video is part of the series "Learning C#: Introduction to Computer Programming for Designers", taught by @garciadelcastillo on @ParametricCamp.
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[@alainleclerc4523]

you are an amazing teacher!!!

[@hagarsamy748]

Your way of explanation is just great ...Thanks a lot !

[@IrahCy]

String is a reference type in C# since they can be huge and need to be stored on the heap.

[@frelle6100]

That was very helpful, thank you

[@BijouBakson]

In C# what you're referring to as primitive values is called: simple value types data. Structs & Enums are also value type datas(just not simple value types). Strings are reference types. We are supposed to create an instance of strings but the creation of a string instance is done in the background - it's a syntactic sugar. Thanks for amazing work

[@aakashaggarwal685]

Hi, I am learning C# from your playlist and its been very helpful. I know a bit of python and I wanted to know if what you described as passed by values and passed by references a similar concept to mutability and immutability respectively or are they conceptually different?

[@michaelwickerson4862]

note to self: copy of the variable if sent by value (leaps and bounds, blowing my mind, understanding but tons of practice is necessary)

[@rvddan4203]

What happen if you make “jl” null in the increase method