what is the Scope of Final Keyword in Java?
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Final Keyword has limited Scope because it is like a constant keyword.
If we declare a class As "final" then we can not extends this class.so we can not get benifit of inheritance class.
If we declare a method as "final" then we can not override this method.Becoz metgod overriding is not possible with final keyword.
If we declare a variable as "final" then we can not change the value of final varible .because these are the constatnt variable having fixed value if we use "final" keyword with a variable.
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