is there any keyword in c++ like the "final" keyword in java?

Answer 1

Yeah 'const'
In C++ marking a member function const means it may be called on const instances. Java does not have an equivalent to this. E.g.:

class Foo {
public:
void bar();
void foo() const;
};

void test(const Foo& i) {
i.foo(); //fine
i.bar(); //error
}

In both Java and C++ member variables may be final/const respectively. These need to be given a value by the time an instance of the class is finished being constructed.
source and if you want more check:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4971286/javas-final-vs-cs-const

Answer 2

Yes "const"

Answer 3

thanks guyzz

Answer 4

The const keyword in C++

There is also a final keyword in C++ but it does different things.

Answer 5

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