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Misconception: students forget about language-specific or paradigm-specific material (e.g., new/delete or types) when they switch between languages that don’t use the same concepts.

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Emphasize that it is not necessary to add the reference operator, &, in C++ when passing an argument to a function that takes in a reference.

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