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fields with final keywords can be reassigned..?
Submitted by kk1687 on Mon, 09/27/2010 - 08:30.
Hi folks,
I have a question regarding the final modifier.
We all know the System class has the out, err, in static & final objects defined.
We can get the (out, err, in) Stream objects redirected any other using the System.setOut(), setErr() and setIn method and I could see the objects are getting changed once we do invoke these System.setXXX()methods.
Is it contradictory to what we have seen with the key word final.
I could see the Native implementations for the System.setXXX methods, in the JAVA src code.
Can anyone put some light on this.
Looking forward to see your valuable comments.
Regards,
kk