Noel J. Bergman wrote:
(from memory)- I see an inner class. these not considered evil anymore? Why not?Why would anyone consider inner classes evil? They are an absolutely
appropriate and useful language feature when used properly.
If you declare state members as private, the bytecode gets hacked around during compilation to enable package level access so that the inner class can access the private members it is referencing. If you use reflection you can access methods and members that you figured where private at design time.
Steve.
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