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* When you pass any value to a function by value, the compiler makes a local copy of the variable inside the function. However, for user defined objects (Classes etc.) this is not possible because there are problems when the compiler performs a bitwise-copy. Therefore, you need to define your own copy function. The reason it is also a constructor is because you are creating a new object. Secondly, you use references because you construct a new object from an existing one. The details is however outside of the scope and I refer you to the source for further reading. * The presentation is split up in 3 sections. Section 1 is contains some background information on C++ to, a short comparison to C and then an introduction to some basics that might be useful for the examples. * The presentation is split up in 3 sections. Section 1 is contains some background information on C++ to, a short comparison to C and then an introduction to some basics that might be useful for the examples. * The presentation is split up in 3 sections. Section 1 is contains some background information on C++ to, a short comparison to C and then an introduction to some basics that might be useful for the examples. * The presentation is split up in 3 sections. Section 1 is contains some background information on C++ to, a short comparison to C and then an introduction to some basics that might be useful for the examples. * The presentation is split up in 3 sections. Section 1 is contains some background information on C++ to, a short comparison to C and then an introduction to some basics that might be useful for the examples. * The presentation is split up in 3 sections. Section 1 is contains some background information on C++ to, a short comparison to C and then an introduction to some basics that might be useful for the examples. * The presentation is split up in 3 sections. Section 1 is contains some background information on C++ to, a short comparison to C and then an introduction to some b