<ul><li>Parameters, also known as formal parameters, are variables declared in the method signature. They act as placeholders for the values that will be passed. They are local to the method.</li><li>Arguments, also known as actual parameters, are the actual values passed to the method when it is invoked. They must match the parameter type and order.</li><li>Parameter passing mechanisms in Java include pass by value for primitive types and pass by reference value for objects. Changes to primitive types inside a method do not affect the original variable, while changes to an object's state are reflected outside the method.</li><li>Variable-length arguments, known as varargs, allow a method to accept any number of arguments of the same type. They are defined using the syntax 'Type... variableName'.</li></ul>

Day 6:Parameters vs Arguments

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