Hi,
Here these two classes are top level classes:
Case1:
and, here in this one below, Boo is not a top level class:
Case2:
But whereas here,
Case3:
Boo is a top-level class.
What does it mean here, to say that Boo is top level class?
It cannot access the members of the class Foo.
See that it behaves just like the classes in case1
(Visualize it just like the code in case1)
What use does this have?
NameSpace resolution
Regards,
Vishwa
[ January 17, 2008: Message edited by: Vishwanath Murthi ]