Does Java have the equivalent of “const” arguments in C and C++?
• A. Java 1.1 adds the ability to use the “final” keyword to make arguments constant. When used to qualify a reference type, however, this keyword indicates that the reference is constant, not that the object or array referred to is constant. For example, the following Java code: • void foo(final MyClass c, final int a[]) { c.
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