The document explains the difference between 'const' and 'final' in programming. 'Const' is a compile-time constant, while 'final' allows for run-time constant values that are not known at compile-time. The text emphasizes when to use each based on the timing of value assignment.

1. const vs final
The main difference between and
is that can be considered as a
compile-time constant, while can be
considered as a run-time constant.
So when you want the constant value, and
you are aware of the value to be assigned,
at the compile-time itself, you can use
!
But let’s say you want a constant value, but
you don’t know its value at compile-time,
then you can use !
const
const
const
final
final
final

2. const
final

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