Aside from their spelling, how do the Java keywords static and final differ?

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The keyword final is a compiler directive, whereas the static keyword locks the value of a variable

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The keywords static and final perform the same basic function in Java

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The keyword final declares a variable within a Java class that is not replicated across multiple objects of that class, whereas the keyword static is used to declare constants in Java

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The keyword static declares a variable within a Java class that is not replicated across multiple objects of that class, whereas the keyword final is used to declare constants in Java

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The keyword final applies only to integer$-$based variables, whereas the keyword static is only applicable to abstract data types