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A Python reference variable is a variable that always points to the current object. For example, 'Stu = Student()' creates an object 'Stu' that acts as a reference variable. This means 'Stu' continuously points to the associated 'Student' object.

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Python Reference

A Python reference variable is a variable that always points to the current object. For example, 'Stu = Student()' creates an object 'Stu' that acts as a reference variable. This means 'Stu' continuously points to the associated 'Student' object.

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Reference varialble

 Python reference variable is a variable which


always pointing to the current object called
reference variable
 Stu = Student()
 Stu : is a object which is always pointing to the
reference variable

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