I'm currently creating an explicit reference to this in the outer class so that I have a name to refer to in the anonymous inner class. Is there a better ...
private class LanePair {
public int cameraNumber;
public Nest nest1, nest2;
public LanePairStatus status = LanePairStatus.TIMER_OFF;
Timer timer = new Timer();
public LanePair(int cameraNunber, Nest nest1, ...
is that possible to create a inner class within an interface?
If yes, why do we create like that?
Anyways we are not going to create any interface objects?
Do they help in any ...
Can someone tell me what the purpose of having inner classes? I can think of a few but may be they are not good reasons for using inner classes. My reasoning ...
I have gone through various questions about public inner classes in this forum, however I didn't see any answer for what I am trying to find, so yet again another question ...