Hi there!!
Thanks you again about your really kind support!
Here is the full runtime stack trace, as you requested:
By the way, your guess is correct! once I changed the inner...
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Hi there!!
Thanks you again about your really kind support!
Here is the full runtime stack trace, as you requested:
By the way, your guess is correct! once I changed the inner...
Hi there!!
Thanks you very much about your kind response!
The code that caused to the exception is exactly the code in my opening post, except that I added an identical "arrayOfInts" array in...
Hi there!!
Thanks you very much about your kind support!!
related to your words in the "2)" section, I succeed to access the outer variable by using "OuterClass.this.myInt", but to the inner...
Hi there!!
Thank you about your detailed response!!
1) Of course, it is clear that two classes with the same name can be exist in two separated packages/files. In my previous question I meant...
Hi there!!
Firstly, thanks you very much about your detailed answer.
Secondly, there are several things that I didn't understand in your words:
1) you said:"Likewise if there were no other...
Hi there!!
I'm learning now Java and I just studied about Nested classes and their various types.
Inside the tutorial, the author bring an example of implementation of nested class of the type...