Under what circumstances will a method receive the actual memory address of a passed array, and be able to alter values in the original array?
A) Only when it is passed by reference.
B) Only when it is passed by value.
C) Only when the array is inherited.
D) Only when the array is within the method's scope.

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In programming languages like Java, arrays are passed by reference, meaning the method receives the actual memory address of the array, allowing it to alter the original array's values.

Under What Circumstances Will a Method Receive the Actual Memory