initializing a final field

Question

This Q rather for verification:

A static final field can be initialized when it's declared:

public static final int i=87;

or in the static block:

public static final int i;

//..........

static {
    ...
    i=87;
    ...

}

Is there anywhere, other than the static block, a static final field

public static final int i;

can be initialized?

Thanks in advance.

Note: saw Initialize a static final field in the constructor. it's not specific that the static block is the only place to initialized it outside the declaration.

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ADD:

extending @noone's fine answer, in response to @Saposhiente's below:

mixing in some non-static context:

public class FinalTest {

private static final int INT = new FinalTest().test();

private int test() {
    return 5;
}
}

Answer 1

It could be "initialized" in any random static method, but only indirectly by using the static block, or the variable initialization.

public class FinalTest {

    private static final int INT = test();

    private static int test() {
        return 5;
    }
}

Or like this:

public class FinalTest {

    private static final int INT;

    static {
        INT = test();
    }

    private static int test() {
        return 5;
    }
}

Technically, it is not really an initialization in test(), but it acts like one.