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Flash / Flex / ActionScript » Function » function parameters

Passing Parameters by Value or by Reference


 





package{

  import flash.display.Sprite;

  

  public class Main extends Sprite{

    public function Main(){

        var myVariable:Number = 5;

        var myVariablePlusOne:Number = incrementByOne(myVariable);

        trace(myVariable);

        trace(myVariablePlusOne);



    }

    function incrementByOne(nValue:Number):Number{

        nValue++;

        return nValue;

     }



  }

}

// 5

// 6

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4.	Mix the named parameter and unnamed parameters
5.	Primitive data types are passed by value
6.	Complex data types, like Array, pass values by reference.
7.	Setting Default Values: add an equal sign (=) and the default value after an argument name
8.	All arguments that have a default value must all be placed last in the order of arguments
9.	Using the Rest Argument (...): represents a variable number of arguments as an array followed by a name for that array
10.	The rest parameter can also be used with other required parameters.

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