classes(inner, nested)

Hi All,
Can someone explain & Answer the following ?
Which of the following statements is true?
a) An interface can contain a nested top-level inner class.
b) An interface can contain a member inner class.
c) A member inner class can implement an interface.
d) A static method can contain a local class.
e) A static method can contain a nested top-level class.

Thx in Advance.
Aruna

All are true !!!
Correct me if I am wrong.

>>e) A static method can contain a nested top-level class.
a method can only contain local or anonymous class

Also-
b) An interface can contain a member inner class.
No, an interface can only contain a static member class, formerly known as a top-level nested class (which is probably what answer a) was trying to refer to). All classes defined in an interface are implicitly static and public.

Can anyone let me know which are the right answers.
thankx
shanks

Since Rahul and I explained what's wrong with e and b, the remaining answers are correct:
a, c, d

Hi,
I don't agree your point. Although a member inner class within an interface is implicitly public and static, but in forms it is a member, how could we call this form of inner class.
For example:
public interface A {
class inner { }
}
There is a problem of nature language, but not Java language.

Originally posted by Jim Yingst:
Since Rahul and I explained what's wrong with e and b, the remaining answers are correct:
a, c, d