Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Repassable

👉 A repassable in programming refers to a data structure that can be passed between two or more objects without any modification. This is often used in scenarios where you want to pass data from one object to another, but not modify it directly, such as when working with arrays or dictionaries. In the context of Java, for example, if you have an array `arr` and a method that takes an array as a parameter, you can use a repassable like this: ```java public

repassable