Does it make sense to add final keyword to the virtual function in a class that has no base class (is not derived)

I am reading an awesome C++11 tutorial (awesome C++11 tutorial) and the author provides this example while explaining the final keyword.

struct B {
    virtual void f() const final;   // do not override
    virtual void g();
};
struct D : B {
    void f() const;     // error: D::f attempts to override final B::f
    void g();       // OK
};

So does it make sense using here the final keyword? In my opinion you can just avoid using the virtual keyword here and prevent f() from being overriden.