Explain final, finalize() and finally?
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Answer Posted / sunil
final variable is a constant.
final method cann't be overrid.
final class cann't be subclassed.
finally is a block usually used to release all the
resources utilized inside the try block such as to free
resources like stream objects, to close sockets .The code
in finally block is guaranteed of execution
irrespective of occurrence of exception catched/uncatched.
finalize() is never run more than once on any object.
finalize method is called by the garbage collector on an
object when the garbage collector determines that there are
no more references to the object.
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