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Define whether a variable is passed by value or reference

 
<?php
function f1($a) {
  $a += 4;
}
function f2(&$a) {
  $a += 10;
}
$b = 5;
f1(&$b);
f2($b);
echo "\$b = $b\n";
?>
  
  








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