Answer Posted / ranganathkini
static inner classes are nested class members marked by the
"static" keyword. These classes have access to the enclosing
class's static members but no access to the non-static
members of the enclosing class.
Static classes do not depend on an instance of their
enclosing class and hence they can be instantiated without
instantiating their enclosing class.
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