Method-Local Inner Classes

• A method-local inner class is defined within a method of the enclosing class.
• For the inner class to be used, you must instantiate it, and that instantiation must happen within the same method, but after the class definition code.
• A method-local inner class cannot use variables declared within the method (including parameters) unless those variables are marked final.
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• The only modifiers you can apply to a method-local inner class are abstract and final. (Never both at the same time, though.)