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static inner classes

 
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considering this code:


it is NOT possible to declare the 'Inner' class static in the previous code!!! although the "properties of an Inner classes" states that the inner classes are the only classes that can be declared static.is this because 'Inner' is declared inside a method???
however the following code is correct:

I am confused, any help?
 
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Yes, static is not allowed because the Inner class is declared inside the method.
You can view the local-method-inner-class as just another local member of the method, which is not allowed to be declared static, private, public etc...
Alex
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