>> Do not use "final" for parameters or local variables, but write your code
>> as if there was a "final", i.e. do not re-assign local variables. Configure
>> your IDE to help you with that. For IntellJ IDEA, the warnings
>> ("inspections") to activate are "Reuse of local variable" and "Assignment
>> to method parameter"
>
> The reason is that we use a lot of "final" and it makes the code more
> verbose. The idea about "final" is a good one, as it helps making code more
> robust, but I think we don't need it if we can have the same effect by
> turning on some IDE warning.
Sometimes it is mandatory to use final on a parameter or local variable,
e.g. to make it accessible in an anonymous inner class.
Cheers,
-- Richard
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