Pass by Reference and Pass by Value in the Salesforce Apex Programming Language

[@kumar.anupam]

Critical concept explained nicely!!

[@nathanbrailsford7327]

Thanks for making these videos, they are the best that I've seen on explaining things on my level. Keep them coming

[@softwareengineeringandsale4005]

Thank you Nathan!!

[@swapnildarakhe9857]

This is one of the most important concepts because we keep passing arguments and yet think everything is pass by value 😂 Till we get to know about this topic. I misunderstood this because I thought the scope of a variable is till that method only hence it must be creating a copy of that passed arguments

[@softwareengineeringandsale4005]

glad you enjoyed it

[@tunlin007]

What a fantastic channel! Very good explanation. Please keep on sharing more

[@banderson5144]

Excellent demonstration on Pass By value for primitives in Apex. As for your comment about whether to show these demos by Execute Anonymous or Unit Tests, I would vote for Unit Tests just to get the community be more comfortable with it and to also prioritize writing good Unit Tests.

[@softwareengineeringandsale4005]

Thanks, Bryan, I know I have caused some nasty bugs when I did not understand that I was not working with a brand new copy of an object.

[@dzmitryvarabei6700]

as for me, it's better to use Anonymous Apex instead of Unit Test in interest of time. Unit Tests are fine only if it's a video about Unit Tests itself ) And looking forward video about Builder Pattern vs inline SOQL queries.

[@softwareengineeringandsale4005]

Thanks for your feedback Dzimitry

[@softwareengineeringandsale4005]

My rough goal is three videos on CS concepts then a design pattern.

[@dzmitryvarabei6700]

@@softwareengineeringandsale4005 Sounds great

[@shabareess.k1213]

Hello, Great video. Just a small doubt, List should be an primitive data type right ? Why is it treated as non primitive data type here ? Thanks in advance

[@softwareengineeringandsale4005]

Hi i have not looked at this video in a long time but i expect your confusion is that a List is not a primitive even if it points to all primitive types

[@diegotorres2402]

Buen trabajo

[@softwareengineeringandsale4005]

Thank you