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> The memory footprint of most arrays is insignificant. I usually do this kind 
> of thing with Strings, and the typical string is only a few dozen bytes. 
> Obviously, if a single array is using most of the memory on the computer, 
> then you don't want to copy it. (But you're not going to pass those as a 
> parameter in the first place.)

I am not? In which way should I pass large arrays?