anonymous inner class question

[Ase Lindskog]

which statement is true?
A. An anonymous inner class may be declared as final
B. An anonymous inner class can be declared as private
C. An anonymous inner class can implement mutiple interfaces
D. An anonymous inner class can access final variables in any enclosing scope
E. Construction of an instance of a static inner class requires an instance of
the encloing outer class
Answer is D
I think A is also correct, anonymous class are implicit final, but you can specify final as well. Compile no problem.

[Valentin Crettaz]

Weining JJJ,
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Could you please show us the code you wrote that proves that A is correct? Thanks.
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[ April 16, 2002: Message edited by: Valentin Crettaz ]

[Joshua Kueck]

..How are you declaring it final?

[Ase Lindskog]

Sorry. I'm wrong. It was a local class that I declared final. Anonymous can not.Thanks guys.