@cppcodemonkey.bsky.social Think of these in Ruby as more like C++ pointers and not C++ references, except you don’t have a “*”. Writing “b = 12” will always reassign the variable b to point to a different object at a different address.
@cppcodemonkey.bsky.social Think of these in Ruby as more like C++ pointers and not C++ references, except you don’t have a “*”. Writing “b = 12” will always reassign the variable b to point to a different object at a different address.