Reserved names in Java

Hi, i'm trying to increase my knowledge in Java, and I was wondering what all the reserved names in Java are and what they mean. I know all the basics like: new, public, private, package, protected, int, double, etc. But i was wondering some other ones like final, and some ones I've never heard of. Thanks!

but i want to here you guys explain it =(
native?A method designated as native must be provided in machine language for a specific system.
synchronized?Denotes a method as being thread-safe. Threads entering these methods get a lock on the object; other Threads can't use any other synchronized code for the object until the lock is released.
transient?Variable marked as transient won't be serialized.
default?Used in swtich statements to designate the default action.
volatile?Volatile variables can be accessed by unsynchronized threads.
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thanks =)!

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