use two sets of constants in one function

I have a function for which in two different situations I want to use two different sets of constants. Eg:in one i want to use

private final class MoveOverTarget
	{
		private final int SPEED = 3000;
		private final int SLOW_SPEED = 0;
		private final float D_B_SLOW_REGION = 0;
		public final float D_B_TARGET_RANGE = 0;
	}

and in another

private final class MoveTowardsTarget
	{
		private final int SPEED = 1000;
		private final int SLOW_SPEED = 500;
		private final float D_B_SLOW_REGION = 50;
		public final float D_B_TARGET_RANGE = 10;
	}

for the same function

private boolean bValInTargetRange(float targetValue, boolean moveOverTarget)
	{}

at the moment i can't think about an easy to implement solution and don't seem to find the correct keywords for google. Can you help me out?

Thanks in advance.

Make them public static:

public static final int SPEED = 3000;

And refer to them using the class name:

MoveOverTarget.SPEED
MoveTowardsTarget.SPEED

Also consider if using enums would be better. Another option: define two copies of the method, one in each class, and refer to the constants from that class in the method.

Yet another option: define an abstract superclass, write the method there and access the constants with abstract methods. Then define two subclasses, and in each one implement the abstract methods that return different values for the constants, also defined in each of the subclasses.