Java final argument

Java 1.1 allows us to make arguments final by declaring them appropriately in the argument list. This means that inside a method, we cannot change what the argument handle points to. As shown below:

/**
 * Created by xfyou on 2016/11/2.
 * final自变量演示
 */
public class FinalArguments {
    void with(final Gizmo g) {
        //! g = new Gizmo();    // Illegal -- g is final
        g.spin();
    }

    void without(Gizmo g) {
        g = new Gizmo();    // OK -- g not final
        g.spin();
    }

    // void f(final int i) { i++; } // Can't change
    // You can only read from a final primitive:
    int g(final int i) {
        return i + 1;
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        FinalArguments bf = new FinalArguments();
        bf.without(null);
        bf.with(null);
    }
}

class Gizmo {
    public void spin() {
    }
}