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Hi,

I have a doubt

If an interface is declared inside a class(enclosing), should the class be declared as abstarct?

Please clarify.

Thx,
Sharanya
 
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Hey Sharanya
No. You dont have to declare the class abstract. It is exactly like a static inner class (associated with the class and not the instance).

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