RootCauseunvalidated

the JVM architecture does not support closures involving variables on the stack — When you create a lambda, you are creating something that can be called at any time after the creation. Tension: If the variable is a non-final local variable, it will cease to exist when the method or constructor that owns it exits. Outcome: So, the JLS doesn't allow it.

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the JVM architecture does not support closures involving variables on the stack — When you create a lambda, you are creating something that can be called at any time after the creation. Tension: If the variable is a non-final local variable, it will cease to exist when the method or constructor that owns it exits. Outcome: So, the JLS doesn't allow it.

the JVM architecture does not support closures involving variables on the stack — When you create a lambda, you are creating something that can be called at any time after the creation. Tension: If the variable is a non-final local variable, it will cease to exist when the method or constructor that owns it exits. Outcome: So, the JLS doesn't allow it. - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata