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when will be final fileds loaded

 
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Hi,
When will be final fields get loaded?
and what are the advantages of being final varaibles and eing final static variable?

thanks,
Sai
 
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Is it a right way to declare final where ever i used in thi program?
 
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But, is there any need to specify the parameter of constructor as final???
I think no...
 
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Originally posted by Anoobkumar Padmanabhan:
But, is there any need to specify the parameter of constructor as final???
I think no...



Some folks believe it makes sense to declare all parameters as final. Modifying the parameters of a method can lead to confusing code, and marking them as final prevents that.
 
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Hi Friedman-Hill


Modifying the parameters of a method can lead to confusing code, and marking them as final prevents that.



I couldn't get the meaning of that. Could you please explain that concept?
 
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As far as i can think, EFH means that people do believe that declaring parameters as final do help, because the parameter cannot be modified and thus prevents erroneous code.
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