Inner Classes Specification
Febuary 4, 1997
Contents
- What are top-level classes and inner
- Example: A simple adapter
- Example: A local
- Anonymous
- How do inner classes
- References to local
- Why does Java need inner
- Why anonymous
- What about dynamic typing and computed selectors
- How do inner classes affect the idea of this in Java
- Enclosing classes and
- Do inner classes affect the correct synchronization of Java
- Can a nested class be declared final, private, protected, or
- Members that can be marked
- How do inner classes affect the organization of the Java Virtual
- Class name
- Names of generated variables and
- Security
- How does the Java Language Specification change for inner
- Other changes in the Java 1.1
- Instance
- Anonymous array
- Class
- Blank finals and final local
- What are the new binary compatibility requirements for Java 1.1
- Bytecode names of classes and
- The class attribute
- The member attribute
- Further Example: Sample AWT
- Further Example: An API with coordinated inner
- Further Example: Multi-threaded task
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