Does Declaring an object "final" makes it immutable ?
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 Q1. Does Declaring an object "final" makes it immutable ?Core Java
Ans. Only declaring variables as final makes them immutable. Making objects final means that the object handler cannot be used to target some other object but the object is still mutable.

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