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Variables and parameters should not be gratuitously decorated with the final
keyword. This is an out-dated convention from Java 1.1 era. The only time this is required is when the parameter is used as part of an anonymous class closure defines within the method. Otherwise, let the Java compiler/optimizer to its work. The final keyword should also be used to on class declarations to make objects of the class immutable.
Naming
JSON fields should be in camel case:
Code Block { "aliasIp": "10.1.2.3" }
and not
"alias_ip"
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