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How to make class immutable
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Answer / a kumar
Make the class as final..
like
public final class String
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Answer / kanchan
1. Don't provide any methods that modify the object
2. Ensure that no methods may be overridden. This prevents
careless or malicious subclasses from compromising the
immutable behavior of the class. Preventing
method overrides is generally done by making the class final
3. Make all fields final.
4. Make all fields private. This prevents clients from
modifying fields directly.
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Answer / vijayakumar chinnasamy
Steps:
1. Create class as final class
2. Make all the properties i.e instance variable as final.
3. Avoid or make the least access for the setter method
for properties.
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Answer / al rahid
1. Declare the Class as final (this inherently makes all
member function final)
2. Declare member variables private (not necessarily final,
because private instance variable are accessed via public
member functions only, e.g. in java.lang.String class,
variable "hash" is declared as "private int hash;" with no
final keyword).
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Answer / atul
If declare class as final that means can not Inherited
in subclass.if declare final data members then must be
initializing at randomly or inside constructor otherwise
generate error
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