Assigning Array References
As with other objects, when you assign one array reference variable to another, you are simply changing what object that variable refers to. You are not causing a copy of the array to be made, nor are you causing the contents of one array to be copied to the other. For example, consider this program:
The output from the program is shown here:
As the output shows, after the assignment of nums1 to nums2, both array reference ...
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