C + + Learning Note _02 The difference between a const in C + + and a final keyword in Java

(1) Final defines constants in Java that can be used for primitive types or class types, and if they are in a class type, such a type cannot be a parent

Class is inherited, that is, it cannot have subclasses under it, and such classes are called atomic classes.
Const-defined constants in C + +

(2) Final in Java if it is for the basic type, it is the same as the const of C + +
But if it's different for the object,

(3) final indicates that the handle is immutable
Final Object obj= (object) New String ("a");
Obj= (Object) New String ("Hello"); it's illegal.
However, you can still invoke the method of obj. such as ((String) obj). Length () is legal

C + + If an object is defined as const, you cannot invoke the object's methods. Unless this method is defined as const.

0012 represent performance, symbol, Representative, agent; play

0013 algorithm algorithm

Evaluation and evaluation of 0014 evaluate

0015 Prompt prompting

0016 specified designation details

Comparative comparison of 0017 contrast Compare

0018 Indentation Indent Indent

0019 remaining the remainder of the remaining

C + + Learning Note _02 The difference between a const in C + + and a final keyword in Java