Local classes are classes that are defined in a block, which is a group of zero or more statements between balanced braces. You typically find local classes defined in the body of a method.
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Mutual C++ classes declared inside of a function
How do I define classes inside of a function so that they "know" about each other? Here is a greatly dumbed down version of what I'm trying to understand. I'd like to do something like:
void foo () {
struct A {
static void bar () {
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Access control modifiers in local classes - why don't they work?
I have a local class declared in a method, whose fields are declared as being private. However, I am still able to access them directly from the body of the enclosing method - why is this?
As a side note, I have declared all of the fields in an…
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Can we say that a method-local class is a type of Inner class?
Since we can not use the static modifier with a local class defined inside a method, and since Nonstatic nested classes are Inner classes, we could probably say that a method local class is a type of an Inner class.
But on the other hand, we say…
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What calls the greet() method in HelloWorldAnonymousClasses?
In the HelloWorldAnonymousClasses example program (from here):
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