If the php class is defined as final, does it make sense to define its methods as final?

Question

I have a class defined as final. Does it make sense to define methods as final? I know that since the class itself is final, it cannot be extended, which will make the final declarations of the method redundant, but I want to process the documentation for the class and others, and thought it would help, since the final property of the method will be there, so you will know right away.

I could not find anything in PEAR coding standards about this.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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