Asked by Shandrea Whitt on Sep 28, 2024
Inner and outer classes do not have access to each other's private members.
Inner Classes
Classes declared within another class's body, allowing for closer association with the enclosing class.
Outer Classes
Classes defined outside of any other class's scope, not nested within another class.
Private Members
Private members in a class or interface are accessible only within the same class or interface, ensuring encapsulation and data hiding.
- Acquire knowledge on the features and functionality of inner classes in Java.
Learning Objectives
- Acquire knowledge on the features and functionality of inner classes in Java.