Like I said, inner classes keep around a reference to the outer class. That can be a memory issue. Separate classes are useful in that they don't do that, plus they allow you to invoke other methods...
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Like I said, inner classes keep around a reference to the outer class. That can be a memory issue. Separate classes are useful in that they don't do that, plus they allow you to invoke other methods...
To really understand this, you need to really understand the differences between anonymous classes, inner classes (and static inner classes), and "normal" classes.
Keep in mind that inner classes...