Is there any use of making an array final (immutable) in Java?

It provides an invariant that the assignment of 'array' can't be changed. (When looking at code I can assume 'array' won't get reassigned). However nothing stops an element from being changed.

Ex. Array2 can be changed from 33 to 25.

There may be several. At least, it ensures that.

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