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Hi all,
Can a inner class be static.....? What is the solution for this question below
What snippet can be a part of a declaration of an inner class:
(select all)
: A. private MyInner {
: B. new myInner() extends OtherClass {
: C. static class MyInner {
: D. abstract class MyInner {
Thx in advance.
 
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I suggest you read the brief tutorial on this site called "Getting in Touch with your Inner Class" at the following URL:
http://www.javaranch.com/campfire/StoryInner.html
The quick answer is yes and they are called "top-level nested classes" and there are some special consideration for their use.
I suggest you see the article for more info.
 
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