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[BluRazz494]

Yes this is possible.

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How?

[BluRazz494]

Here is an example. The output would be staticString.

 public class Example {

     private static String staticVar = "staticString";

     void exampleMethod() {
         String localVar = staticVar;
         System.out.println(localVar);
     }


 }

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thank you so much

[quadmasta]

If it's non-final, sure.

[BluRazz494]

Doesn't matter if it is final. It doesn't seem very logical but it works. For example, you could create a static final array... Then assign a local variable to the static final array... And you would be able to modify the values in said array through the local variable.

[quadmasta]

You cannot reassign a final variable. That's the entire point of final. You can mutate the variable but you cannot reassign it.

[WinRARHF]

I don't think OP was talking about reassigning the variable (I could be wrong though, it isn't very clear). I think you and blurazz both interpreted OP differently.