Passing an argument to a method by-value provides the method with:
A) the address of the value in memory
B) a separate copy of the value
C) the type of the value
D) None of the above.

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When passing an argument by-value, a separate copy of the value is created and passed to the method. This means that any changes made to the value inside the method do not affect the original value outside the method. It is called pass by value because the value is copied and passed to the method, not its address or type.

Passing an Argument to a Method By-Value Provides the Method