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I know C# and Java, but not Scala. That is NOT at all clear for me. Why is: (new Foo).fiz = "fuz" // valid? fiz is Final! Why would you be allowed to re-ass

I know C# and Java, but not Scala. That is NOT at all clear for me. Why is: (new Foo).fiz = "fuz" // valid? fiz is Final! Why would you be allowed to re-assign a final variable on an instance??

bilalq 11y ago
Final does not mean immutable, but non-overridable through inheritance. The val keyword is what makes things immutable.