Compound Types in C++ (References)

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08:39 ival is an object ? I thought it was a variable. Both are same or any difference ? Please let me know.

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We can declare constant reference to assign constant value. Like const int &r1=10;

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very well explanaid

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so it means it is impossible to do swapping using references right?

[@rajeshprajapati6662]

why ?

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// C++ program to swap two variables using a // user defined swap() include int main() { int x = 1024, y = 1025; int &refx = x; int &refy = y; printf(" Before Swapping: x = %d, y = %d", refx, refy); int temp = refx; refx = refy; refy = temp; printf(" After Swapping: x = %d, y = %d", refx, refy); return 0; }

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see above code, is it not right ? it's working fine.

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@@jagan_217 The course is not complete.

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[@karimmuhammad7051]

when i declare a reference, is it a new variable in memory that has a new address or it is just a new name?

[@rajeshprajapati6662]

Yes and no and it depends.

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[@Robot404_]

Why use a reference? Why not just use the original variable instead of a copy that contains the same value...

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[@rajeshprajapati6662]

References are needed for operator overloading, copy constructors, copy assignment etc.

[@PROFESSOR-18-ABM]

Sir You told that we can't bind a reference to an already refered initializers , But here i3 is already bounded to ri but u bound it again with r3.