[Solved] Difference boolean[] b = {false} vs. boolean b = false? [closed]

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Difference between these primarily is that

boolean[] cameraPermissionGranted = {false};

is an array that persists boolean type of data initialized with single element false at present unless resized(re-initialized) while 

boolean cameraPermissionGranted = false;

is just an attribute that is initialized as false and can be updated thereafter.

One of the very intuitive example that comes to my mind for that is usage in lambda’s :

boolean[] cameraPermissionGranted = {false};
boolean cameraPermission = false;
List<Integer> list = new ArrayList<>();
list.forEach(a -> {
    cameraPermissionGranted[0] = true; // effectively final
    // cannot use cameraPermission
});

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solved Difference boolean[] b = {false} vs. boolean b = false? [closed]