Why finalize() method of Object class is protected?

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Goutham Kesarla

by Goutham Kesarla , Technical Support Execcutive , CCube solutions PVT Ltd

finalize method is designed in such a way that finalize method for any class can always invoke the finalize method for its superclass.

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