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Applying abstract modifier in member class is allowed.But how can I access mmm() method in the member class.Since this member class is abstract,it won�t allow me for instantiation like

Ppp.aaa myaaa=myppp.new aaa();

Is there any way to access the mmm() method.Please give a helping hand.

 
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The abstract inner class's mmm() method cannot be called directly as abstract classes cannot be instantiated.You can extend the abstract inner class and call the method using the object reference of the subclass.
 
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ppp sup = new ppp();
ppp.aaa sub = sup.new aaa(){};

sub.mmm();
 
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Thanks for the time and i got it.
 
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