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From the Java Tutorial I came to know about he final keyword and a example.......
final int aFinalVar = 3;
and it also says that a variable once called as final can't be initialized more that once. i.e. it's like const of C++.
Now my question is that can I change init it with other variables ofcourse once.
like:
int x = 20;
final int finalVar = x;

 
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Yes, in fact since you can initialize your final vars in your constructors, they are often initialized with a parameter passed into the constructor.
 
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