Can we use final keyword before constructor?

Is it possible to define final keyword before constructor.if yes then describe?

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lukeyuan

  • Feb 13th, 2008
 

no, constructor takes only access modifier such as public, protected, private or NONE. Threrefore, constructor can not be abstract, final, native,static, or synchronized.

varanasisaikarthik

  • May 1st, 2008
 

generally, final keyword is used when we want not to override the class, or not to over ride the subclass methods, but Constructor have the methods or datamembers to activated when we instantiaed, so, final keyword should not use before constructor.... and also, it does not take final k'word before constructor..

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