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No, it has to be different for each instance.



It would make sense that it would get the value from the constructor, but the constructor call in the pre-written test class is written as:
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Is there a way to intialize the final variable with each instantiation of class without having to add an argument to the constructor?

I'm trying to as literal as I can in my interpretation of the assignment until I can get feedback from the instructor. That means that I was wondering if setting ID can be done without introducing...

First , thank you for your helpful replies.

This is actually for an assignment for an online course.

This is what I have so far:


import java.awt.*;

class Rectangle

I'm not what type of variable to use to achieve my desired result.

What I want is a variable that can be initialized differently in each instantiation of the class but cannot be reassigned another...