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Public Class Test {
Public void static main {
Person Henry = new Henry();
House myHouse = new House(Henry);
}
}
public class House {

public House(Person aPerson) {
aPerson.Kill(); //kills the person
}

i set up a crappy thing, anyways i am just wondering if you pass a object into a constructor of another object, then kill it in that constructor.. that will kill the person in test huh ? .. because they share the same memory right?

should do... btw whats Functional Programming

[DeltaFlyer]

First of all, your basic Java syntax is way off:

The public identifier does not have a capital P.
Any method, including constructors, destructors, and the main method, NEEDS to have a set of parenthesis to specify the parameters in its signature.
Also, you're missing a curly brace at the end.


Now, for your question, yes, the kill method of the instance of that Person class will be called because you're simply passing a reference to that instance. The instance of the class have never actually been duplicated.

Functional: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Functional_programming
Procedural: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procedural_programming
OOP: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-oriented_programming