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Edit: About your comment about variable types. It is completely possible that the variable type you are using to declare your transactionAmount variable is the issue. Variables are passed by value, not by reference in Java. This means that the passed in value is copied and not a reference to the original value. To change the value of the variable, you need to change the value of the copy. If the variable is declared as an int, then int is the type and the copy is passed in an integer. Because of this, you will need to add the following line to your code:
// To change the value of the variable, you need to change the value of the copy.
byte[] copy = (byte[])newInteger(transactionAmount).intValue();
With the variable as a long, long or long long.
Edit 2: Added line.
A:
Java passed by value
Byte array variables are always passed by value. They don't contain a reference to the original value. You can't modify the value of the variable.
You can either change the data type of the variable:
byte[] copy = (byte[])newInteger(transactionAmount).intValue();
or you can make the method return a reference to the byte array:
public static byte[] getPayment(int totalAmount) {
byte[] copy = new Integer(totalAmount).intValue()
return copy;
}
You can still change the value of the byte array
byte[] copy = getPayment(transactionAmount);
copy[0] = 'd';
copy[1] = 'd';
copy[2] = 'd';
Spontaneous glycerol liberation and clearance rates during experimental hyperosmolality.
A fluid dynamics theory of cardiovascular regulation is supported by experiments showing that arterial blood pressure falls in proportion to the increase in plasma volume, the fall being characterized by the rapid onset of tachycardia. This report shows that arterial glycerol concentrations, derived from intramuscularly injected 13C-glycerol, decline in proportion to the increase in plasma osmolality, the fall being characterized by the rapid onset of bradycardia and a low degree of t
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