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Posted by Marcos Almodovar
Marcos Almodovar
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I noticed something very interesting, while following Craigs example on the net Beans IDE, when printing the object a th

I noticed something very interesting, while following Craigs example on the net Beans IDE, when printing the object a final result of the lesson, I noticed that the object I created has the same address as the one Craig just created in the video. How come with different data, my object points to the same address as Craig's?Thanks.