Inner nested class:
Inner class is the most important type of nested class. An inner class is a non-static nested class.
It has access to all of the variables and methods of its outer class.
Anonymous Class:
An anonymous inner class is one that is not assigned a name.
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the class does have name its still B isnt it? you sais B b = new B(){}. and what if u want to go back to using og implementation?
I think people find this hard to understand because of the naming anonymous.
Basically all that is happening is you override the method or variable as the object is created,
rather than going into the class and changing it.
People just struggle to connect what is happening with the naming anonymous class.
.Your other video is good ,Explanation is not so good
so much lag…
Hi naveen, what about if your anonymous class has a variable e.g. int j just above public void show)? can that be accessed once you have declared the object e,g, obj.i ? thanks
Hi Naveen. I guess we can create Class inside a method too. Try adding a small video on it.
HI Navin Your tutorials are great! but please make new videos into these kind of annoying screen captured recordings.. its very difficult to Watch these ones.
In anonymous class how to call show() method with hello message? Do we need to create another object.
if i have an interface which have a class then how i make the object of that class???
B obj=new B();{
public void show(){
System.out.println("Hi");
}
};
obj.show();
After defining the class in block is it necessary to call the class (obj. show()) ?