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Passing a parameter of current object
I have the following problem. I have two classes named apple and orange. In orange I have a function:
functionX(Apple p){ }
public Apple() { functionX(????); }
I'm wanting to know what goes in the question marks. I want to pass the current apple to functionX which is in the orange class. Help please
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Re: Passing a parameter of current object
The this variable is a reference to the current object.
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Re: Passing a parameter of current object
Ah. I was doing that but just realized the problem lies with my second parameterOriginally Posted by Norm
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