From: Alexey Bovanenko <a.bovanenko@...>
Date: 2010-08-09T03:14:35+09:00
Subject: Re: New in classes

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No, you store memory location in link variable.

On Sun, Aug 8, 2010 at 10:07 PM, Amir Ebrahimifard <amiref@ymail.com> wrote:

>
> > You said "please instantiate the Test class". irb said "Okay, I did
> > that; I made a new instance of Test, and here is its memory address so
> > you can keep track of this instance later if you need to."
> >
> > Then you said "Well, that was stupid; I instantiated the Test class, but
> > I didn't do anything about capturing that instance, so I have no way to
> > refer to it. So this time, please instantiate the Test class and point
> > to that instance with a variable called variable." irb said "Okay, I did
> > that; I made a new instance of Test, and here is its memory address
> > (pointed to by variable) so you can keep track of this instance later if
> > you need to. By the way you can see from the address that this is a
> > different instance from the one we made earlier."
>
> you means that in second time that I make an object I named a memory
> location to "variable"?
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Alexei Bovanenko

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