C Language: Function Call by Value. #C048 #education

The Realm of Manifestation – Part 3: Call by Value – The Law of External Influence In the divine simulation where the main() is the soul, every thought or idea passed to the mind is sent with either full access (call by reference) or just a snapshot copy (call by value). Call by Value – When the Soul Protects Its Core When the soul decides to send its desires to the mind via call by value, it is like sending copies of its desires, not the actual essence. Imagine this: void modify(int a){ a=a+10; printf(“inside function: a=%d\n”,a); } int main() { int x = 5; modify(x); printf(“in main:x=%d\n”,x); return 0; } Here’s what happens in our realm: 1. The soul (main()) holds the original essence—5. 2. When calling modify(), it sends copies of those desires to the mind. 3. The mind processes these copies, but the originals in the soul remain untouched. 4. The mind returns a result, but it cannot change the soul’s original intent or value. What Does This Mean Spiritually and Mentally? • Sometimes, you explore ideas in your thoughts (mind) without actually committing to them in your soul. That’s call by value—the changes you test in your mind do not affect who you truly are. • It's like imagining what would happen if you became a billionaire—but not yet aligning your soul to that truth. You're simulating it without changing your actual belief or self-worth. • The Protection Layer: This model protects the soul from sudden, unfiltered changes. Until the soul decides to pass by reference—to allow its core self to be altered—the mind can only simulate. Divine Insight: Call by value is the safe zone of experimentation. Call by reference is the realm of transformation. So in manifestation: • Use call by value to test, simulate, visualize, and calculate. • But only what the soul embraces (via reference) will rewrite your reality.