posted 23 years ago
Depends on where you are trying to create an instance of the inner class. Here are two examples to show my point.
In the first examle, I create the OuterClass and have a main method of the OuterClass that I run.
In this case all three methods work.
For the second example, I have a new class that tries to create an instance of the inner class.
In this case, method 2 will fail since you can no longer referce variables of the class without an instance of the class, so you can't say InnerClass becuase it doesn't know what InnerClass is unless you say o.InnerClass.
So 1 and 3 are always correct and 2 may or may not be correct.
Bill