9. How are variables and functions in a class referenced, explain with example.
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A reference variable is a variable that points to an object of a given class, letting you access the value of an object. An object is a compound data structure that holds values that you can manipulate. A reference variable does not store its own values. ... OpenROAD includes both system classes and user-defined classes.
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