java中const,在Java中相当于const（C ++）

I was wondering if there was an equivalent to c++'s const in Java. I understand the final keyword, but unfortunately I cannot use that to declare a functions return value final. Instead, it always ensures the function cannot be overridden, correct?

Basically, I want to make sure a given returned class cannot be modified and is read only. Is that possible in Java?

解决方案

Basically, I want to make sure a given returned class cannot be

modified and is read only. Is that possible in Java?

Not directly, but one workaround is an immutable object.

Example -

public final Foo{

private final String s;

public Foo(String s){

this.s = s;

}

// Only provide an accessor!

public String getString(){

return s;

}

}