When you pass a variable's address to a procedure, the computer uses the address to locate the variable in its external memory.

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When you pass a variable's address to a procedure, the computer uses the address to locate and manipulate the variable directly in its memory (which could be RAM, not necessarily "external memory"), allowing the procedure to modify the variable's value in place.

When You Pass a Variable's Address to a Procedure, the Computer