What are the uses of final, finally and finalize in java?

Answer Posted / ch.soundarya

final is a keyword which is used on variable,method as well as on class.the variable with final keyword cannot be re used.and the method with final cannot be overrriden.the class with final keyword cannont be inherited.

FINALIZE:is amethod used for garbage collection .we can force finalize method explicitly for garbage collection.

FINALLY: it is method is used for close the allocated resources in a running program of java class.

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