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variables/objects passed by reference/value
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28479913/mutable-php-and-python.html?anchorAnswerId=40215341#a40215341
I have read Ray's variables vs references article many times but I can not relate to python
Please give a php and python example of how variables are passed by reference
And if immutable in python, is variable passed by value? Relate this to php please.
This is because in python (unlike php) all variables are passed by reference, so they are generally considered to be mutable, however because some variable types in python are more complex, then they are immutable
I have read Ray's variables vs references article many times but I can not relate to python
Please give a php and python example of how variables are passed by reference
And if immutable in python, is variable passed by value? Relate this to php please.
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If I may ask, what are you now trying to do in "python" programming (to lean it)http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-00sc-introduction-to-computer-science-and-programming-spring-2011/
python basics illustrated part 3
I found part 2 but permission is denied
https://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Languages/Scripting/Python/A_6589-Python-basics-illustrated-part-2.html
and I can not find part 1
I will read part 3 but may not understand until I read part1 and part2 first.
I like the visual diagram of examples of references and variables. Ray wrote an article in honor of me for php (but I can not find). And Ray's article sometimes would be blocked 'permission denied'.
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@rgb192: The links were temporarily unreachable (titles were changed). The new or modified articles must be approved by the page editor/moderator. This is the reason why some articles may be unreachable until then. The Part 1 and 2 has still the status Editor review. It should work a bit later:
http:A_5354-Python-basics-illustrated-part-1.html
http:A_6589-Python-basics-illustrated-part-2.html
http:A_7109-Python-basics-illustrated-part-3.html
But the order of reading depends on your previous experience. Reading only part 3 may be fine. Parts 1 and 2 are not Python related -- just explaining what may be needed to understand part 3 for some. Just try and write feedback there.
http:A_5354-Python-basics-illustrated-part-1.html
http:A_6589-Python-basics-illustrated-part-2.html
http:A_7109-Python-basics-illustrated-part-3.html
But the order of reading depends on your previous experience. Reading only part 3 may be fine. Parts 1 and 2 are not Python related -- just explaining what may be needed to understand part 3 for some. Just try and write feedback there.
The part 1 and 2 were republished (should be available now).
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thanks for pass by reference/value
If I may ask, what are you now trying to do in "python" programming (to lean it), that you have to ask this question, in other words, if you can be more specific in questions about learning python, then you may can get more helpfull answers.