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== Reference Values ==
== Object Variables ==
Variables that are objects or arrays are referred to as "reference variables". These variables point at a value instead of storing it, so if you assign one variable to another, both point at the same value and changes made to one will reflect in the other.
Variables that are objects or arrays are referred to as "object variables". These variables point at a value instead of storing it, so if you assign one variable to another, both point at the same value and changes made to one will reflect in the other.


=== Examples ===
=== Examples ===
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