True in general, but there are situations (e.g. anonymous Iterators, factory classes, etc.), where it just makes more sense to use an inner class that returns an interface implementation. That way,...
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Re: Calling a nested class from a different java source file?
True in general, but there are situations (e.g. anonymous Iterators, factory classes, etc.), where it just makes more sense to use an inner class that returns an interface implementation. That way,...
Re: Calling a nested class from a different java source file?
Yup - the access specifiers (public, protected, private) work the same as for variables, but the OuterClass.InnerClass syntax is a bit messy - which is, perhaps, a hint that it's not expected to be a...