This is slide presentation that describes inner classes in java and illustrates the concept using demo examples with code shared on both GitHub and dev community.
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• Inner classes let you define one class within another. They provide a type of scoping for your classes
since you can make one class a member of another class. Just as classes have member variables and
methods, a class can also have member classes.
• Different kinds of inner classes : Inner classes, Method-local inner classes, Anonymous inner classes,
Static nested classes.
• Regular Inner Classes :
• You're an OO programmer, so you know that for reuse and flexibility/extensibility you need to keep your classes
specialized. In other words, a class should have code only for the things an object of that particular type needs to do;
any other behavior should be part of another class better suited for that job. Sometimes, though, you find yourself
designing a class where you discover you need behavior that belongs in a separate, specialized class, but also needs to
be intimately tied to the class you're designing.
• One of the key benefits of an inner class is the "special relationship" an inner class instance shares with an instance of
the outer class. That "special relationship" gives code in the inner class access to members of the enclosing (outer)
class, as if the inner class were part of the outer class. In fact, that's exactly what it means: the inner class is a part of
the outer class. Not just a "part" but a full-fledged, card-carrying member of the outer class. Yes, an inner class
instance has access to all members of the outer class, even those marked private.
• Regular inner class can't have static declarations of any kind. The only way you can access the inner class is through a
live instance of the outer class!
• Instantiating an Inner Class : To create an instance of an inner class, you must have an instance of the outer class to
tie to the inner class. There are no exceptions to this rule: an inner class instance can never stand alone without a direct
relationship to an instance of the outer class
3. Regular Inner classes
• Referencing the Inner or Outer Instance from Within the Inner Class : How does an object refer
to itself normally? By using the this reference.
• The keyword this can be used only from within instance code. In other words, not within static code.
• The this reference is a reference to the currently executing object. In other words, the object whose reference was
used to invoke the currently running method.
• The this reference is the way an object can pass a reference to itself to some other code, as a method argument:
mc.doStuff(this);
• Within an inner class code, the this reference refers to the instance of the inner class, as you'd probably expect,
since this always refers to the currently executing object. But what if the inner class code wants an explicit
reference to the outer class instance that the inner instance is tied to? In other words, how do you reference the
"outer this"? Although normally the inner class code doesn't need a reference to the outer class, since it already has
an implicit one it's using to access the members of the outer class, it would need a reference to the outer class if it
needed to pass that reference to some other code as follows : MyOuter.this
• To reference the inner class instance itself, from within the inner class code, use this.
• To reference the "outer this" (the outer class instance) from within the inner class code, use
NameOfOuterClass.this (example, MyOuter.this).
• A regular inner class is a member of the outer class just as instance variables and methods are, so the
following modifiers can be applied to an inner class:
•final, abstract, public, private, protected,
• static—but static turns it into a static nested class not an inner class
•Strictfp
• Ex : https://gist.github.com/rajeevprasanna/10519350
4. Method-Local Inner classes
• A regular inner class is scoped inside another class's curly braces, but outside any method code (in other
words, at the same level that an instance variable is declared). But you can also define an inner class
within a method.
• A method-local inner class can be instantiated only within the method where the inner class is defined. In
other words, no other code running in any other method—inside or outside the outer class—can ever
instantiate the method-local inner class. Like regular inner class objects, the method-local inner class
object shares a special relationship with the enclosing (outer) class object, and can access its private (or
any other) members
• The inner class object cannot use the local variables of the method the inner class is in. Why not?
• The local variables of the method live on the stack, and exist only for the lifetime of the method. You
already know that the scope of a local variable is limited to the method the variable is declared in. When
the method ends, the stack frame is blown away and the variable is history. But even after the method
completes, the inner class object created within it might still be alive on the heap if, for example, a
reference to it was passed into some other code and then stored in an instance variable. Because the local
variables aren't guaranteed to be alive as long as the method-local inner class object, the inner class
object can't use them. Unless the local variables are marked final!
• The only modifiers you can apply to a method-local inner class are abstract and final, but as always,
never both at the same time.
• Local class declared in a static method has access to only static members of the enclosing class, since
there is no associated instance of the enclosing class. If you're in a static method there is no this, so an
inner class in a static method is subject to the same restrictions as the static method. In other words, no
access to instance variables.
• Ex : https://gist.github.com/rajeevprasanna/10519905
5. Anonymous Inner Classes
• An anonymous class is an inner class that does not have a name at all. And whose instance is being
created at the time of its creation.
• Creating anonymous class is quicker and simple. Anonymous inner classes are useful when we need to
inherit a few properties (only one method) of a superclass and this is not a good idea to take overhead of
creating a separate subclass for doing things so simple.
• In java anonymous classes can be created in either of the two ways. 1) Using a class reference variable.
2) Using an interface.
• Anonymous classes are just like local classes, besides they don’t have a name. In Java anonymous
classes enables the developer to declare and instantiate a class at the same time.
• Like other inner classes, an anonymous class has access to the members of its enclosing class.
• One more thing to keep in mind about anonymous interface implementers—they can implement only one
interface. There simply isn't any mechanism to say that your anonymous inner class is going to
implement multiple interfaces. In fact, an anonymous inner class can't even extend a class and implement
an interface at the same time.
• The inner class has to choose either to be a subclass of a named class— and not directly implement any
interfaces at all—or to implement a single interface. By directly, we mean actually using the keyword
implements as part of the class declaration.
• If the anonymous inner class is a subclass of a class type, it automatically becomes an implementer of
any interfaces implemented by the superclass.
• Ex : https://gist.github.com/rajeevprasanna/10520664
6. Static Nested Classes
• You'll sometimes hear static nested classes referred to as static inner classes, but they really aren't inner classes at all, by
the standard definition of an inner class.
• While an inner class (regardless of the flavor) enjoys that special relationship with the outer class (or rather the instances
of the two classes share a relationship), a static nested class does not. It is simply a non-inner (also called "top-level")
class scoped within another. So with static classes it's really more about name-space resolution than about an implicit
relationship between the two classes.
• The class itself isn't really "static"; there's no such thing as a static class. The static modifier in this case says that the
nested class is a static member of the outer class. That means it can be accessed, as with other static members, without
having an instance of the outer class.
• Just as a static method does not have access to the instance variables and nonstatic methods of the class, a
static nested class does not have access to the instance variables and nonstatic methods of the outer class.
Look for static nested classes with code that behaves like a nonstatic (regular inner) class.
• Ex: https://gist.github.com/rajeevprasanna/10520895
• Git repo URL of all examples : https://github.com/rajeevprasanna/JavaSession8