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    This document defines an Application class with a main method that passes both primitive and non-primitive types to a display method. For primitive types like int, the display method can change the local value but not the original, while for non-primitive types like Cat, the reference itself can be reassigned to a new object, changing the original.

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    This document defines an Application class with a main method that passes both primitive and non-primitive types to a display method. For primitive types like int, the display method can change the local value but not the original, while for non-primitive types like Cat, the reference itself can be reassigned to a new object, changing the original.

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    public class Application {

    public static void main(String[] args) {


    Application application = new Application();

    // Passing primitive types

    int number = 10;


    System.out.println("1: Number = " + number);

    application.display(number);

    System.out.println("4: Number = " + number);

    // Passing non-primitive types

    System.out.println();

    Cat cat = new Cat("Luna");


    System.out.println("1: " + cat);

    application.display(cat);

    System.out.println("4: " + cat);


    }

    public void display(int number) {


    System.out.println("2: Number = " + number);

    number = 8;

    System.out.println("3: Number = " + number);


    }

    public void display(Cat cat) {


    System.out.println("2: " + cat);

    cat = new Cat("Sunshine");


    cat.setName("Oliver");

    System.out.println("3: " + cat);

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