Anybody Send the answer to Difference between static and final in java

Both are modifiers to use indicate class members and constant members respectively. Note that a constant can be either a class (static) or an instance member.

static:
If a field is declared static, there exists exactly one incarnation of the field, no matter how many instances (possibly zero) of the class may eventually be created.
A static field, sometimes called a class variable,
A field that is not declared static (sometimes called a non-static field) is called an instance variable.

final:
the keyword final use to define constants of various primitive types

Hi,
Java and C# are based on OOPS concepts.. I think that static and final keyword is same in C# also.. Is there any variations and any difference in it rather than that above mentioned points in C#...

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