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Not if you want to change the value of a.
by gchpaco 17y ago
Not if you want to change the value of a.
- bad_user 17y agoAnd that's not the only case. For instance you may want "a" to be mutable, but you also want to use its value when the closure gets executed. I don't think I've ever used a framework in Java that relies on event-handlers / callbacks where I didn't had to box local variables.