Should final (not static) variables always be capitalized?

Question

Java

I can just declare an object final or a primitive, should it be capitalized in that case (if static is not present)?

Does trying to make an object immutable equate to creating a constant and the object must be capitalized even if private.

Answer 1

As far as I know, none of the styles require this. And no, an immutable variable and a constant are not the same thing.