References types vs Value Types

References types vs Value Types

import java.util.Arrays;
public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
   // write your code here        int myIntValue = 10;        int anotherIntValue = myIntValue;
        System.out.println("myIntValue= " +myIntValue);        System.out.println("anotherIntValue= " + anotherIntValue);
        anotherIntValue++;
        System.out.println("myIntValue= " +myIntValue);        System.out.println("anotherIntValue= " + anotherIntValue);
        int[] myIntArray = new int [5];        int[] anotherIntArray = myIntArray;
        System.out.println("myIntArray= " + Arrays.toString(myIntArray));        System.out.println("anotherIntArray= " + Arrays.toString(anotherIntArray));
        anotherIntArray[0] = 1;
        System.out.println("after change myIntArray= " + Arrays.toString(myIntArray));        System.out.println("after change anotherIntArray= " + Arrays.toString(anotherIntArray));
    }

}

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