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How to deal with reference type variables in Java

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Rodge2 | 18:13 Mon 14th Mar 2011 | Computers
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If I want to print out the value of a reference type variable in Java, using: System.out.print(); How do I do it? I just can't remember and keep getting the actual reference itself, instead of the value.
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Not well up on Java, but don't you just refer to the value property of the reference?
i.e x.value dereferences x.
22:38 Mon 14th Mar 2011
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Don't know java maybe check here http://docstore.mik.u...-ent/jnut/ch02_10.htm
16:11 Tue 15th Mar 2011
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Thanks guys for your help.
20:48 Thu 24th Mar 2011

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