25/08/2026
๐ฅ **Daily Core Java Aptitude Question!**
๐ฅ Daily Java Question: How Do You Declare a Constant Variable in Java?
How do you declare a constant variable in Java?
Look carefully at the four options and **comment your answer before checking the explanation.** ๐
๐ก Quick learning point:
The `final` keyword prevents a variable from being reassigned after initialization.
When we need a **class-level constant shared across all objects**, the commonly used declaration is:
`static final int MAX_SIZE = 100;`
Here:
โข `final` โ the variable cannot be reassigned
โข `static` โ the variable belongs to the class rather than individual objects
Constant names are conventionally written in **UPPER_CASE**, such as `MAX_SIZE`.
โ ๏ธ `const` is a reserved keyword in Java, but Java does not use it for declaring constants.
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