how to access class defined in an interface

[amarnath jha]

how can i access a class defined in an interface?

public interface abc
{
static int i=0; void dd();
class a1
{
a1()
{
int j;
System.out.println("inside");
}
public static void main(String a1[])
{
System.out.println("in interfia");
}
}
}

[amod gole]

Hi all,

You can access that class by using interface name

like

inte.ClassName o1=new inte.ClassName();

[amod gole]

hi amarnath jha ,

You can also defind
interface inside class

then question is how to access that interface?
again same rule class name . interface name




Enjoy

[wise owen]

A class defined inside an interface is implicitly static.

[amod gole]

wise owen exactly......

inner class always behave like an data variable of that class
and by default all variable which are declared in interface are final and static...

this means that ,that class is also static class

so you can access that class using inteace name

[amarnath jha]

any other information regarding the class declared in an interface

[Ernest Friedman-Hill]

As was stated previously, such a class is implicitly static:

interface I {
    class C {}
}
...
I.C ic = new I.C();