can we create object for static class in java
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Answer / soma414@gmail.com
yes we want create the object by using static class in java
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Answer / manjula
yes we can able to create object for the static class.. but
it is none of use.. because we can call the static class
without creating the object
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Answer / faisal
Yes you can instantiate a static inner class and it makes sense. Internal working of hash map and hash table is based on same
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Answer / santosh vyavhare
We can create a object of "static nested class ".
For eg. class Abc{
static class X{
void m()
System.out.println("static nested class method");
}
public static void main(String[] a)
{
X x=new X();
x.m();
}
}
but if you can not declare outer class as a static if u try to make outer class as static it will generate compile time error.
For eg static class X{}
It will generate compile time error as "Illegal modifier for the class".
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