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Brian is correct that java has not const keyword, but incorrect that you
can't accomplish 

  void a(const char* a);

in java.  In fact, allowing for the difference between a char* and a String
object,

  void a(String a)

does exactly that.  In java all arguments are passed by value (that is, as
constant references, or "const p*".

Steve Demuth
Artemis Alliance


Brian Burton <brian.burton@burton-computer.com> wrote in article
<346207B2.3651FB01@burton-computer.com>...
> No.  Java does not have const.
> ++Brian
> 
> Ferran Busquets For�s wrote:
> > 
> > How can i call a method with a const parameter?
> > 
> > In c++ i can do this: void a(const char* a);
> > 
> > Can i do the same thing in java?
> > 
> > Thanks!
> 
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