Question

all are True or False

1 An inner class may access private data of the containing class,

2 An inner class has a special constructor that has different characteristics of a 'normal' class.

3 An inner class that has no name and is both declared and created at the same time is called an unnamed class.

4 The purpose of closures (lambda expressions) is to make the code more readable to others who may need to maintain and support it.

5 Complex programs require the use of anonymous classes for correct implementation.

Answer 1

Q. All are True or False

Answer: All are TRUE

• An inner class may access private data of the containing class,
• An inner class has a special constructor that has different characteristics of a 'normal' class.
• An inner class that has no name and is both declared and created at the same time is called an unnamed class.
• The purpose of closures (lambda expressions) is to make the code more readable to others who may need to maintain and support it.
• Complex programs require the use of anonymous classes for correct implementation.