paraméterátadás
Paraméterátadás refers to the mechanism by which information is passed from one part of a computer program to another, typically from a calling function to a called function. This information, known as a parameter or argument, allows functions to operate on different data without needing to be rewritten. The way parameters are passed can significantly impact program behavior and performance.
There are generally two primary methods of parameter passing: pass-by-value and pass-by-reference. In pass-by-value, a copy
In contrast, pass-by-reference involves passing the memory address of the parameter. This means the called function
Some programming languages also support hybrid approaches or variations, such as pass-by-pointer, which is similar to