Hi! I tried that link and may have found a mistake in to first part.
This part:
You can also instantiate both the outer class and inner class at the same time:
Inner i = new Outer().new Inner();
Shouldn't that be:
Outer.Inner g = new Outer().new Inner();
I did that and it worked for me. I'm just now learning about Inner Classes. I'm using the Thinking In
Java book and I'm really having to struggle. So far, that link you gave makes the most sense. Thank you.
RWS