Final function parameters
You can use the final modifier on a function parameter
to prevent the value of the parameter from changing within the function.
For example, the following code is valid:
package example
class FinalTest {
function SuffixTest(greeting : String) {
greeting = greeting + "fly"
print(greeting)
}
}
You can test this method with the code:
var f = new example.FinalTest()
var s = "Butter"
f.SuffixTest( s )
This code prints:
ButterflyIf you add the final modifier to the parameter,
the code generates a compile error because the function attempts to modify
the value of a final parameter:
class FinalTest {
function SuffixTest(final greeting : String) {
greeting = greeting + "fly"
print(greeting)
}
}
