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final

The final keyword may be applied to a class, indicating the class may not be extended (subclassed). The final keyword may be applied to a method, indicating the method may not be overridden in any subclass. A class may never be both abstract and final. Abstract means the class must be extended or overridden, while final means it cannot be.

Syntax:

public final function();

public final variable;

Example:

public final class MyFinalClass
{
}
public class MyClass
{
public final String myFinalMethod()
{

}
}

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