When you pass a property as an argument to a method, there is one restriction: Properties can only be passed ____________.
A) by reference
B) globally
C) by value
D) locally

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Properties can only be passed by value, meaning that a copy of the property's value is created and passed to the method. Changes made to the property within the method do not affect the original property outside of the method. Passing by reference (A) allows changes made within the method to affect the original property outside of the method, but properties cannot be passed by reference. Global (B) and local (D) are scope terms and do not apply to passing properties as arguments.

When You Pass a Property as an Argument to a Method