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Can an inner class be built in an Interface?

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Explain how and with code example?

posted Dec 6, 2014 by Deepan

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Best answer

Yes, an inner class may be built an Interface

Code Example:

 public interface xyz
 {
        static int p=0; 
        void m();
        class c
        {
          c()
          {
              int q;
             System.out.println("inside");
          };

          public static void main(String c[])
          {
             System.out.println("inside ");
          }
        }
  }
answer Dec 8, 2014 by Karthick.c
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