creating objects in java

[Satyajeet Kadam]

   
package Test;
 
public class Foo
{

public void m()
{
final  String s="satya";
final class inner
{
public void print()
{
System.out.println("sending "+s);
}

}
inner o=new inner();
o.print();

}


public static void main(String sa[])
{
        [B](
        new Foo()
        {
        
        }
        ).m();[/B]}
}
 

In above example example object is created in different way instead of using Foo f=new Foo(); f.m();
Is it A Annonymous inner class?
Please explain

[Srinivasan thoyyeti]

Hi,

you are correct. it is Anonymous Inner class.
(new Foo(){ }).m();

we are extending Foo class creating Object of that class. So eventually by inheritance new child of Foo can access m().