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Will the java compiler optimize the method call for the final static variable? And what happens when it becomes a dalwick code?

I have the following code

 float square(float val) { return val*val;}
 boolean isInCircle(final float x,final float y) {

        float squareDistance = square(cx - x) + square(cy - y);
        return squareDistance < square(RADIUS);
    }

where RADIUS- static final float.

Will the java compiler optimize the call square(RADIUS)?

What happens when this code is converted to dalvikfor android? Will it be optimized?

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Optimizations in Java are performed (as far as I know) by the HotSpot compiler at runtime (bytecode is optimized when switching to machine code), Thus, the answer is yes and no.

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