alleryWhat restriction is placed on a class declared with the final keyword?
ACannot hold variables
BCannot use interfaces
CCannot be subclassed
DCannot be instantiated
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Cannot be subclassed
Declaring a class as final prevents other classes from subclassing it.
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